Barranquilla singer Shakira’s latest single, ‘Monotonía’, continues to spark conversation with all the supposed implicit messages it carries regarding the artist’s previous marriage to Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué.
Barranquilla singer Shakira’s latest single, ‘Monotonía’, continues to spark conversation with all the supposed implicit messages it carries regarding the artist’s previous marriage to Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué.
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A week has passed since the launch of the official video on YouTube, This has more than 67 million views and is very well received on Spotify with almost 23 million views.
The topicality that the song had applied to all kinds of interpretations that, beyond the social networks, reported on the creativity of netizens who, in an original way, made clear their position on Shakira’s love life.
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An example is the case of a Tiktoker whose account on this social network is called @lauritafrank. There he posted a video a few hours after the premiere of “Monotonia” in which he and a friend sang a parody of the artist’s song.
In said video, you can see both young women singing while having the song’s official video playing in the background. Both sing against Piqué more explicitly, in contrast to the original subject, due to the reasons for his separation from the artist.
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“Yes, it was your fault, your crap / You messed with Clara Chía / Now I’m horned / Although I’m Shakira / That’s Clara Chía’s fault,” both women sang in reference to Clara Chía Martí’s alleged interference at the wedding of the two public figures.
The video garnered 1.7 million views, more than 119,000 likes and just over 200 comments, among which stand out: “Very good girls, very good. They gave away Klarer not even the water”, “People criticize Shakira for this song and say it’s terrible, but they don’t understand that she was practical. She felt that” and “Couldn’t you also, by chance, do that in Barcelona?”
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