Yideirita

Magnificent concert!!! Show, music, dance, charm... I'm a fan, shoot me. @Embryo, please read the lyrics of: Pies descalzos, Antologia, Se quiere, se mata, Te espero sentada, Donde estas corazon?, Vuelve, Ciega sordomuda, Donde estan los ladrones, Inevitable, Octavo dia, Ojos asi, Si te vas, Sombra de ti, The one, Que me quedes tu, Dia de enero, En tus pupilas, Lo imprescindible, La pared, No, Costume makes the clown, How do you do, Timor, Gypsy, Antes de las seis, Devocion, Sale el sol, Lo que mas. Sure, others are very commercial, there's no denying it. But please, let’s give Caesar what belongs to Caesar!

My dear, if you think that way, it means you've never even seen a whore in your life.

Alright then =) for example, I have a kind of aversion to metal... except for Back in Black by AC/DC.

Could you give me an example, Cesco? to Alex: why should you stay away from a song if you read that it is influenced by a certain type of music? Isn't it nice to know a little bit of everything? And then, if necessary, criticize?

we can also throw away labels like pop, rock, metal, dance or whatever the hell you want to call them. I propose we just call it MUSIC and be done with it. Because this whole debate about whether it's pop or not (as if it were a disease), or more or less rock, triggers the worst discussions, which, by the way, don’t contribute anything to the conversation about an album: did you like it? if so, why? if not, why not?
AND THAT'S IT.

Lukin, I'm tired of constantly getting angry, point one. Point two, the real flaw of these messages is that the tone can't be grasped well, which was the same as TACI. GO TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU KNOW, even though the meaning was different. Cesco: I respect your opinion (of course), and I'm glad you made the effort to listen before speaking nonsense. I'm not judging tastes (for heaven's sake, who am I to do that?), but I commend you for doing your research. Thank you.

I want to ask you if you've listened to it. Just to know.

I'M TALKING ABOUT WHAT I KNOW, and I know Shakira very well: now, if you were to make the effort to pick up the booklets of her CDs, you would see that starting from 1991, the release date of "Magia" (followed by "Peligro," "Pies descalzos," "Donde estan los ladrones," "Laundry service," "Fijacion Oral," "Oral fixation," and "She wolf"), Shakira has written 90 percent of the music and lyrics included there. I've written other reviews about Shakira on this site, perhaps not well-written but informed. I've been following Shakira since 1996, when I was nine years old. I KNOW what I’m talking about when I say what I say. Of course, an artist is also about marketing; they obviously have to sell. (I don’t watch MTV because I don't pick it up with my antenna.)
If you had the good taste to read her biography on Wikipedia (therefore to DOCUMENT YOURSELF and not to speak based on hearsay or prejudices about sexy women = sluts - although I agree that the She Wolf video is terrible - women = airheads, blondes = giggling dolls), you would understand how Shakira is anything but a fool who sings what others give her, who tries to get attention by shaking her hips because she has nothing else. If she's sold so much, it’s clear she knows how to communicate what she feels to people. A fool doesn't sell over thirty million records.
Take my advice, even if you don’t like the artist. You might not change your mind about her music, but I hope you will about her character. I’ve been pointed to many characters here, according to my interlocutors, as better than Shakira: I’ve tried to get to know them by listening to their music and doing my research. Some I didn’t like, but for others, I radically changed my mind. Try to learn before you speak... I imagine you were told this at home when you were a child and throwing tantrums because you didn't want to eat something you didn't like: "You can’t say you don’t like it if you haven’t tried it first!!"

I imagine you're one of those who haven't listened to it. Be quiet. Go talk about what you know.

but eyes like yours and even more ojos así are two sacred monsters, splendid: they reflect Shakira's way of being because they were written by Shakira herself! As Gloria Estefan said: her music is Shakira. It's true music.
Anyway, thanks for the advice, I’ll gladly listen to your suggestion. I was surprised by this collaboration; it seemed to me that Pharrell had said he didn't like Shakira... Am I wrong?