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Will Shakira ever top She Wolf?

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It's not among her top songs, but it's one of her most iconic visuals for sure, besides Hips Don't Lie and Whenever Wherever.

I'm afraid not. Loca and Rabiosa were the closest attempts.

She has the skills and talent to make amazing music but she's now too enclosed in her latino niche :giraffe: 
In those years of the 2000s the only way for Shakira to survive internationally wise and in the anglosphere... was to make amazing english music to battle Beyonce,Britney,Lady Gaga,Katy and more in the charts

Now she doesnt need it anymore. She can release a hot reggaeton track with a big male artist in latinoamerica and she will get a Hit easily in the States
Basically Shakira is now stuck in a "Comfort Zone". 

The ideal thing would be for Shakira to experiment with World Music,R&B,Disco,Dancehall again like she did with She Wolf album............
But im totally sure her next album will 4 sure have a collab with bad bunny,feid, rosalia or peso pluma. :gaycat6:





 

She has several times with chantaje and TQG. The dancing in the gold cage still slays hard though 

She's in her late 40s. It's hard to ask her to do those dance nowadays.

Even tho she did replicate some of the moves in last year's Vanguard Award.

At the state she is right now it's doubtful she can even top Loca or Gordita.

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