Shakira's new poisoned dart against Piqué in her last song: "A wolf like me is not 'for' guys like you"

When it seemed that the waters were calm between Shakira and Gerard Piqué after the custody agreement for their two children, the events of recent weeks have fueled a latent tension since they announced their breakup on June 4, 2022. In these months, The Colombian singer has thrown some hints on her social networks (the last one, published on January 1), talked about her separation with a magazine and has even been inspired by her story for her songs.

The first was

published last October.

And since Shakira's is music, the Colombian is back at it now with a new single,

, together with the fashion producer Bizarrap, which will be released on January 11.

After months of speculation in which there was talk of the possibility of a possible collaboration between the Argentine and the Colombian, both announced yesterday the publication of the subject, which will see the light at one in the morning (Spanish time).

What for many was a real surprise, for the most active fans on social networks it was an open secret.

This weekend a small plane that was accompanied by a banner could be seen flying over several beaches on the American coast.

A phrase and a date as an advance: "A wolf like me is not

for guys like you 01/11/2023"

A phrase that again seems to refer to the artist and her ex-partner.

Released in 2009,

immediately became one of the most recognizable hits of Shakira's artistic career.

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It remains to be seen what more references there are to the former soccer player in the new song after what he already told in

"I love you, but it is that I love myself more", "you forgot what we were one day" or "You left me because of your narcissism" are just some of the phrases that make up the song with Ozuna.

At 45 years old, the woman from Barranquilla continues to show that she has a lot to tell and that, as she has been doing for years, music is her most direct form of expression.

In the last year, Shakira has collaborated with great international artists such as Rauw Alejandro, Ozuna and now, with Bizarrap, who has become a worldwide phenomenon at just 24 years old.

The Argentine producer, who started making videos on YouTube in 2017 and five years later reached number 1 on the Billboard chart, has collaborated with artists such as Nathy Peluso, Duki, Residente, Nicky Jam and Quevedo.

And a song that she releases, a song that becomes a guaranteed success and is positioned at number one on the most important lists in Spain.

WEDNESDAY @shakira ||

BZRP Music Session #53

🇦🇷🇨🇴 pic.twitter.com/ccANoQu9ro

— bzrp (@bizarrap) January 10, 2023

But Shakira not only uses music to publicly express her feelings.

At the beginning of the year, as a congratulation for 2023, he shared a publication in which there were poisoned darts towards Piqué and their already ended relationship: "Although our wounds continue to be open in this new year, time has the hands of a surgeon."

The last chapter of the differences between Piqué and Shakira was just a few days ago, when the singer was publicly upset through her communication office with the former soccer player for exposing her eldest son, Milan, in an event with adult content without consent. previous.

"Sources from Shakira's environment assure that the singer in no case gave prior consent or was consulted regarding the participation of her son Milan in the broadcast of an event with adult content," issued the statement sent to EL PAÍS.

Shakira intends to take her two children (Milan, 9, and Sasha, 7) to live in Miami, as they agreed during custody negotiations.

Piqué's wish was for them to finish the school year in Barcelona, ​​while Shakira wanted to make the move this January.

A move that has been delayed due to the delicate state of health of the singer's father, William Mebarak, 91.