The Colombian singer surprised the audience again with a gesture toward her ex that didn't go unnoticed
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Shakira continues to dominate on her tour and, this time, she surprised the audience with a gesture that didn't go unnoticed. During a concert in Mexico City, the singer sent a message that was quickly interpreted as a "jab" at her ex-partner, Gerard Piqué. Amid the applause and cheers of the attendees, the Colombian star clearly expressed "Justice," while singing her famous song "El jefe."
The lyrics of this song, which at the time caused controversy, resonate strongly once again. "I have a shitty boss who doesn't pay me well. The son of a", sang "La loba" alongside the group Fuerza Regida, alluding to her then-partner. Although many thought this song was an indirect reference to Piqué, the performer left no doubt about her feelings in this new performance.
Amid the controversy over the sale of her house in the city of Barcelona, which became another focus of attention due to the financial decisions of the former FC Barcelona player, Shakira once again showed that she isn't afraid to expose her experiences through her music. However, the true moment of connection with the audience occurred when a special guest took the stage: Lili Melgar, the nanny of her children Milan and Sasha.
With a smile, Shakira introduced Melgar to the crowd and, addressing her, commented: "Tell them the truth, even without compensation." A clear nod to the difficult situation the children's nanny faced when she had to leave the family home after helping Shakira discover Piqué's infidelity. And as the same song says: "Lili Melgar, this song is for you, who didn't get paid the compensation."
Lili Melgar junto a Shakira y sus hijos
This emotional gesture by the singer not only highlights her more personal side but also demonstrates how she was able to overcome the difficulties of a relationship that marked her life. The most impressive thing is how, in the midst of adversity, Shakira continues to show strength, humor, and resilience, making her audience applaud her not only for her talent but also for her bravery.
