Shakira: What are the phrases from your song with Bzrp that you changed to avoid Piqué’s lawsuit?

The separation of Shakira and Gerard Piqué was one of the most talked about in the world last year. And also one of the most controversial, after the Colombian singer released a song in collaboration with bizarrethe Argentine record producer and DJ, in which you can hear many hints for the former Barcelona player.

However, it was revealed that the artist had to make some adjustments to the lyrics to avoid a lawsuit from Piqué. In that way? The composer Keityn, in an interview with Molusco TV, admitted that there were modifications to the original creation because in that process of venting there were phrases that could pose a problem for the singer in her personal life and also legally.

“We were looking for the exact point, without going too far, but not sounding smooth either”, he pointed. And it was not bad for them, since the song exceeded 26 million views in the first twelve hours only on Bizarrap’s YouTube channel.

Likewise, it was learned that one of the phrases that was eliminated was the following: “That chili pepper needs more heat”.

On the other hand, this song left several iconic phrases dedicated to Piqué and Clara Chía Martí, such as, “You changed a Ferrari for a Twingo. You traded a Rolex for a Casio”, “I wish you well with my supposed replacement”, “I’m worth two 22” and “I only make music, sorry that I splashed you”.