SHAKIRA (BZRP Music Sessions #53) (Tiësto Remix)

In 'SHAKIRA (BZRP Music Sessions #53) (Tiësto Remix),' Shakira delivers a powerful message of self-worth and resilience. The song's lyrics reflect a narrative of overcoming betrayal and disappointment in a relationship. Shakira begins by stating that she has moved on, symbolized by taking another flight, and she has no intention of returning to a situation that caused her pain. The line 'Tanto que te las das de campeón' highlights the contrast between the partner's self-perception and their actual behavior when needed, revealing their 'worst version.'

The recurring phrase 'Pa' tipos como tú' (For guys like you) serves as a dismissive refrain, emphasizing that Shakira, a 'loba' (wolf), is not meant for someone who doesn't appreciate her worth. This metaphor of the wolf signifies strength, independence, and a refusal to settle for less. The song also touches on the theme of personal growth and empowerment, as Shakira acknowledges that she has become stronger and more resilient due to the hardships she faced. The line 'Las mujeres ya no lloran, las mujeres facturan' (Women no longer cry, women make money) encapsulates this transformation, suggesting that women can turn their pain into power and success.

Shakira also addresses the public scrutiny and personal challenges she faced, such as dealing with the press and financial issues. Despite these obstacles, she remains unapologetic and defiant, as seen in the line 'Yo solo hago música, perdón que te salpique' (I just make music, sorry if it splashes you). This statement underscores her commitment to her art and her refusal to be silenced or diminished by criticism. The song ultimately serves as an anthem of empowerment, encouraging listeners to recognize their own value and to rise above adversity with strength and dignity.