Clandestino – ¿Shakira y Maluma nos cantan sobre un romance prohibido? / Do Shakira and Maluma sing to us about a forbidden romance?

In this episode of Shakipedia, we explore “Good Stuff,” the fifth track on Shakira’s She Wolf album. Written with Pharrell Williams, produced with The Neptunes, and never performed live, the song blends pop, world music, and mysticism. We break down the lyrics, influences, remix, and why it remains one of Shakira’s most underrated songs.

In this episode of Shakipedia, we explore “Good Stuff,” the fifth track on Shakira’s She Wolf album. Written with Pharrell Williams, produced with The Neptunes, and never performed live, the song blends pop, world music, and mysticism. We break down the lyrics, influences, remix, and why it remains one of Shakira’s most underrated songs.Follow us on social media: @shakipediapod

¡Nos fuimos a Miami! In this episode, we’re breaking down Shakira’s Up Close & Personal shows in Miami and sharing what it was like to experience some of the most intimate concerts of her career.We talk about:✨ What these Up Close & Personal shows were🎟️ Our experience getting tickets (including VIP packages)🛍️ Merch, setlist vibes, and how the shows differed night to night🌴 Alejandra’s chaotic journey getting to Miami🎶 Highlights from the December 27 showAnd — the best part — we also got to talk directly with members of Shakira’s band after the shows:✨You’ll hear mini interviews with:🥁 Brendan Buckley (drummer), who shares his favorite songs he’s written with Shakira🎻 Ihosvanni Conyedo (violinist), on playing Whenever, Wherever, his love for Antología, and the song that still “le rompe”🎸 Donald Alford (bassist), on discovering Shakira through Whenever, Wherever, translating Antología into English, and why Waka Waka means so much to himIf you want even more insight from Shakira’s musicians, don’t miss our earlier episodes Cómo, Dónde y Cuándo and Dónde Estás Corazón, where we interviewed her former bassist Joe Ayoub, who toured with Shakira during the Sale El Sol and El Dorado eras.🎧 Press play for an inside look at Shakira’s Miami shows.

What a year to be a Shakifan. 🐺✨In this special end-of-year episode, Cally and Alejandra break down Shakira’s biggest highlights of 2025 — mes a mes. From the launch of the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour and record-breaking shows across Latin America, the U.S., and beyond, to rare setlist moments, surprise guests, new music, fashion, activism, and unforgettable fan interactions… este año lo tuvo TODO.Revivimos los conciertos más icónicos, los récords históricos, los regresos inesperados de canciones al setlist, colaboraciones sorpresa, premios, discursos poderosos y los proyectos que demostraron, una vez más, la evolución constante de Shakira como artista y como loba global.Whether you saw her live, followed every show online, or lived this year through clips, timelines, and group chats, this episode is a love letter to un 2025 inolvidable — and to la manada que lo vivió con ella.🎧 Dale play, revive la magia y cuéntanos:¿Cuál fue TU momento favorito de Shakira en 2025?We’ll read you in the comments, Shakifans!

In this episode of Shakipedia, we’re diving into one of the most controversial singles of the She Wolf era: “Give It Up to Me.”We break down the last-minute U.S. release chaos, the label politics that reshaped She Wolf, and why this Timbaland–Lil Wayne collab feels more like an industry experiment than a true Shakira song. From wandering CD stores on release day 🫠 to the song’s modest chart run, we unpack how Epic Records’ desperation for a U.S. radio hit led to one of the strangest single choices in Shakira’s career.We also talk about:Why this track sounds more like Timbaland ft. ShakiraThe Lil Wayne verse… and why it makes us deeply uncomfortableThe stepping choreography, Senju Kannon imagery, and the very confusing video choicesFan reactions, Shakira.com polls, and why “Men in This Town” and “Mon Amour” were ignoredWhether this song tells us more about 2009 pop trends than Shakira herselfPlus, we get into live performances that didn’t feel very Shaki, favorite (and least favorite) lyrics, and rate the song using our She Wolf appetites scale 🐺Shakifans, this one is messy — but culturally fascinating.¿Fue un error? ¿Un experimento? ¿O simplemente producto de la industria?🎧 Listen now and tell us what you think.

In this episode of Shakipedia, we’re diving into one of the most controversial singles of the She Wolf era: “Give It Up to Me.”We break down the last-minute U.S. release chaos, the label politics that reshaped She Wolf, and why this Timbaland–Lil Wayne collab feels more like an industry experiment than a true Shakira song. From wandering CD stores on release day 🫠 to the song’s modest chart run, we unpack how Epic Records’ desperation for a U.S. radio hit led to one of the strangest single choices in Shakira’s career.We also talk about:Why this track sounds more like Timbaland ft. ShakiraThe Lil Wayne verse… and why it makes us deeply uncomfortableThe stepping choreography, Senju Kannon imagery, and the very confusing video choicesFan reactions, Shakira.com polls, and why “Men in This Town” and “Mon Amour” were ignoredWhether this song tells us more about 2009 pop trends than Shakira herselfPlus, we get into live performances that didn’t feel very Shaki, favorite (and least favorite) lyrics, and rate the song using our She Wolf appetites scale 🐺Shakifans, this one is messy — but culturally fascinating.¿Fue un error? ¿Un experimento? ¿O simplemente producto de la industria?🎧 Listen now and tell us what you think.

Step into three decades of Shakira history as we break down every cover La Shaki has ever performed on tour — from emotional Latin American folk classics to rock anthems, Arabic poetry, French ballads, Brazilian party hits, and even unexpected urbano choices.Across seven world tours, Shakira has surprised fans with unique interpretations of iconic songs by artists like Mercedes Sosa, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Fairuz, Metallica, Ivete Sangalo, Francis Cabrel, Nicky Jam, Sau, and more. Some fans love this tradition, others feel divided… but Shakira always delivers unforgettable moments.In this episode, Cally and Alejandra walk you tour by tour — from Pies Descalzos to the Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour — sharing the stories behind each cover, the cultural context, our personal reactions, and the fan-favorite (and controversial!) choices.Whether you love rockera Shakira, folklorista Shakira, or pop star Shakira, this episode dives deep into the songs that shaped her live shows and the legends she pays homage to.Perfect for: Shakira fans, Latin pop lovers, music historians, global music nerds, and anyone obsessed with her live performances.

In this episode of Shakipedia, Cally and Alejandra dive deep into Gypsy / Gitana, the fourth single from She Wolf — and one of the most debated songs in Shakira’s catalog. We break down the song’s unusual backstory, including how it was originally written for another artist, the two songwriting teams behind it, and how Shakira reshaped it into both an English and Spanish version.We explore why Gypsy stands out from the rest of She Wolf, how Gitana became the fan-favorite with help from Jorge Drexler, the song’s chart performance, its flamenco-infused live performances, and the iconic Rafael Nadal music video.Plus, we get into lyrical highs (and lows), cultural critiques, and whether this track ever should’ve been a single at all.Stick around for our favorite lyrics, some spicy fandom opinions, and our official crayons and dolls rating.Shakifans — tell us everything!

Te aviso, te anuncio… este episodio no es para corazones sensibles 😅We asked the Shakira fandom to vote for the least favorite song on every album and y’all did NOT hold back. ¿Listxs para ver cuáles son las canciones que los fans siempre saltan? 👀En este episodio:🗳️ The official results of our Shakifan poll — album by album😱 The most controversial skips (sí, hubo shocks…)🔥 And of course… nuestras propias least faves (prepárense)Warning: your fave might be on the chopping block. 😬Pero Shakipedia is a democracy and that's what we promote!

🎸 F is for… Fool! Shakira’s only song that starts with F is also one of her most underrated Rockira gems from Laundry Service (Servicio de Lavandería), released on November 13, 2001. Written by Shakira and her longtime drummer Brendan Buckley, it’s raw, self-aware, and full of lyrical metaphors about staying in a relationship where love isn’t equally returned.Cally and Alejandra break down Fool’s pop-rock/folk sound, live performances (Tour of the Mongoose, Today Show, Musique Plus), and why this hidden gem didn’t get the attention it deserves in the English-speaking market. They also explore Shakira’s creative process, lyrical humor, and how songs like this showcase her “rock artist trapped in a pop artist’s body” energy.Además, hablamos de letras favoritas, metáforas profundas, y curiosidades como el éxito de Fool en Brasil y su inclusión en la telenovela O Beijo do Vampiro.Join us on social media (@shakipediapod) and let us know:¿Cuál es tu parte favorita de la canción?Do you think Fool is one of Shakira’s most underrated English tracks?