Shakira effect: Miley Cyrus also takes revenge on her ex, Liam Hemsworth, with a new song

Singer

on Friday

, a theme loaded with revenge towards her ex, actor

.

Thus, she adds to

's style and her darts against Gerard Piqué in his

with

, although the American one is much more subtle.

"I didn't want to leave you, I didn't want to lie, I started to cry but then I remembered: I can buy myself flowers," Cyrus sings in the song that some doubted if it was addressed to Liam, until they realized that

, who has been dating Gabriela Brooks for three years.

Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus in better times, like the "Avengers: Endgame" premiere.

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Miley and Liam's Story

For some context, it should be noted that Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have

since they met in 2009 while filming the movie

.

They got engaged twice and married

in December 2018, but broke up for good less than a year later.

When Miley Cyrus got married, she uploaded pictures to her Instagram with her husband Liam Hemsworth.

Once the song was released, her fans began to search for possible references that Cyrus could have made to the fickle relationship and brief marriage, and one of the most obvious is her reversal of the refrain from 

 Bruno Mars '

, which says "I should have brought you flowers and held your hand."

It was one of the songs that played on the wedding day.

The original theme talks about the mistakes that a man made in a relationship and his regret after the breakup.

Also, in the first few verses Miley sings: "We were good, we were golden, like a dream that can't be sold. We were good until we stopped being, I

."

The last word "burn" is not a metaphor: in November 2018 the house they had together burned down in the famous fires in the town of Woolsey, in southern California, shortly before their wedding.

And just before the chorus he says: "I didn't want to leave you, I didn't want to lie", which corresponds to rumors from the time of the divorce, when it was said that she wanted to save the marriage and suddenly he filed for divorce in the courts.

For all that, while it's been two years since she divorced Hemsworth, it's clear the

actress  wanted to send the actor a message.

With

, Miley Cyrus takes responsibility for her own happiness:

," while still acknowledging how hard it was for her to see the home she wanted to build "burn."

As spiteful as Shakira

With the premiere of this song, Miley officially launched a new album called

, whose preview heralded the singer's "strongest and most confident" version and promises to have her most intimate reflections on her path to personal healing.

Bizarrap and Shakira premiered a collaboration at Music Session #53.

The song comes just two days after Shakira exploded the networks with the song

her revenge against the former Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué and his new partner, the Spanish Clara Chía.

Without mincing words, Shakira recounted her intimacies, which were already known worldwide, such as the infidelity of the famous soccer player.

Although this is not the first time that Shakira has sung the problems she faced in the relationship, until then the Colombian had been less explicit and had handled more subtle references in her videos and lyrics in the songs

and

.

Both

 and

have brought a wave of comments on social networks, but the conclusion of both could be defined by Shakira's phrase in her song:

, well that they're both doing with their breakups. 

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Shakira thanked Bizarrap and sent another message to Piqué: "This goes to all women"

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