Shakira pays her ex in the middle of a concert

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By: Manu Tournoux

Time has spent and it has already been two and a half years since the paths of Shakira and Gerard Piqué separated. After meeting during the 2010 World Cup, the singer and the former footballer lived together for a decade. Parents of two children, they ended up breaking after Gerard Piqué's infidelity jumped at his ex. The latter still keeps a real resentment.

And even a deep injury illustrated once again during a recent concert given in Brazil. Now forty-eight, the mother targeted Gerard Piqué as she sang her song “Don't Bother”. And to do this, she changed the lyrics live. As told Marca This Monday, the following original version:
“For you, I would give up everything I have and I would move to a communist country”has become:
“For you, I gave up everything I had and moved to a socialist country. Just to be with you, of course. I filed my nails so that they don't hurt you, I lost these extra pounds and I learned football, just so that you stay, but you didn't do it. »»

An allusion to the Spanish taxman

For the Spanish media, there is even a double attack, both against the former FC Barcelona and Spain. A spike towards the country of Cervantes which would be explained by the prosecution of which Shakira was the subject, for suspicions of tax fraud to the tune of 14.5 million euros, over a period from 2011 to 2014. The Colombian had finally agreed to pay a fine of some 6.6 million euros to the Spanish taxman in 2023, before local justice classified the proceedings against it a few months later.

The information of this little spades in any case did not make you smile in Spain. On social networks, and as the Spanish sports media relayed, several more or less exasperated comments were shot, like it: “We agree that Gerard (Pique) did not behave very well. But Shakira's obsession begins to be tiring. »» The latter may have the opportunity to postpone the cover during the rest of her tour “Women don't cry”which currently goes through South America.