“Don’t Wait Up” by Shakira
Telling someone “don’t wait up” is a poetic way of saying that you likely won’t be coming home in the evening, rather opting to spend it somewhere else more fun-filled. As logically implied by...
Telling someone “don’t wait up” is a poetic way of saying that you likely won’t be coming home in the evening, rather opting to spend it somewhere else more fun-filled. As logically implied by...
Simply put, the lyrics of “Timor” find Shakira severely criticizing the American way of doing things. She was encouraged by recent events which transpired on the island of Timor that were exacerbated by US encouragement in...
The term “she wolf” alludes to the singer’s animal side, so to speak. Additionally it is somewhat of a feminist term in this usage, pointing to the notion of female liberation. In other words, the vocalist...
Shakira’s “Whenever, Wherever” is a classic illustration of a new romantic relationship filled with thrills and the excitement of meeting a person one is willing to devote all their love to. In the first...
The noun in the title of this song (“La Tortura”) translates from Spanish into English as “torture”. And it is symbolic of the emotional pain the female vocalist, Shakira, has gone through due to...