The Colombian does not confirm or deny that the lyrics of this bachata be autobiographical and talk about your separation from the footballer
The time has come! After several days warming up with small brushstrokes of his new song on his social networks, this Wednesday we have finally been able to listen in full ‘Monotony’, Shakira’s latest hit. A luxury collaboration with one of the artists of the moment, Ozuna, that could be dedicated to Gerard Piqué.
Although the Colombian does not confirm or deny that the lyrics of this bachata be autobiographical and talk about your separation from the soccer player, the truth is that it is something inevitable to think when listening to parts of the song like “It wasn’t your fault… nor was it mine. It was the monotony’s fault” either “I never said anything, but it hurt me… I already knew this would happen.”
Thus, in addition to revealing that the ‘culprit’ of her breakup with Piqué after a decade of love and two children in common was “monotony”, Shakira also throws a dart at her ex, when assuring that “suddenly you were no longer the same, you left me because of your narcissism, you forgot what one day we were”.
open hearted- and never better said because in the video clip of the song you can see how they trample on it while languishing on the ground – the singer makes it clear that in their relationship she gave “more” than the footballer: “You distant with your attitude, but you fill me with restlessness. You didn’t give half, but I do know that I gave more than you “.
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And, to our surprise, Shakira confesses that “this love has not died” although, it does warn, “he is already delirious and of what he had there is no more”. “I’m telling you honestly, this better be over now, now, now, now… That I love you, but I love myself more…” concludes, in what appears to be a declaration of intent on the part of the artist to turn the page and forget once and for all to Pique.
Without a doubt, a lyric that will give a lot to talk about, which surpasses that of ‘I congratulate you’ – in which he also spoke of his breakup with the soccer player to the rhythm of “to complete you I broke into pieces, I was warned but I didn’t listen I realized that yours is false, it was the straw that broke the camel’s back” – and about which Shakira remains silent, leaving it up in the air if ‘Monotony’ is a message for Gerard.