The popular 'Denver' in 'The Money Heist' generated controversy after his comment against Shakira and, although he received criticism, he also obtained positive responses.
The Colombian singer Shakira continues to achieve success after her separation from Gerard Piqué; However, the countless songs for her ex-partner have not gone down well with everyone and one of them has been the Spanish actor Jaime Lorente.
The protagonist of The Money Heist and Élite used his X account, formerly Twitter, to send a message addressed to the 33-year-old artist. “You're so lazy, Shakira,” he reads to himself. Although it has generated negative comments from the followers of the interpreter of El Jefe, it also received positive criticism, since they assured that, although it would have been the other way around; That is, they would be defending Shakira.
So far, the Colombian has not responded to this comment, and neither has Jaime Lorente. On the other hand, the artist continues working on her new album, for which there is no set release date yet, but she already has 9 songs ready.
What she is clear about is that she really wants and is very motivated to continue making and recording music and that she hopes to "go on tour again" next year.
The Rise of Shakira
Where are the thieves? It was the best-selling Spanish-language album in the United States in its year of release. It received positive reviews from music critics. Alex Henderson of AllMusic stated that it was "arguably the best and most essential he recorded in the 1990s", while Christopher John Farley, reviewing for Time, said that it loads Latin pop with rock to an "exciting" effect. ".
Although Shakira's music was already heard in Latin America, thanks to her previous work Pies Descalzos (1995), her fourth studio album, she confirmed that we were dealing with a world-class artist.
Juan Alberto Mata, a specialist in the music business and professor of Music at the UPC, tells RPP that the album "definitely did not disappoint." "The levels of composition and production were fantastic. It served as support for Shakira's entry into the Anglo-Saxon market with the support of Sony Music and Emilio Estefan."
For Mata, the impact that the album had was great at the composition level. "Shakira's lyrics, which were already more personal with Pies Descalzos, had a lot of impudence and a language that was not necessarily poetic, but rather colloquial every day. This greatly influenced other artists, especially composers and singers."
Shakira Day is a Spotify initiative to honor the artist who has proudly represented Colombia to the world for many years. This year, the streaming platform celebrates the 25th anniversary of Where Are the Thieves? with this initiative, which is part of the #ShakiraMereceUnDía campaign.
