“Barcelona have plans to ‘reunite’ Gerard Piqué with Shakira”.
The Spanish news site “El Espanol”
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However, this meeting should not be in the interest of Barça defender Gerard Piqué (35) …
Because the Spaniard may soon be forced to wear the name of his ex-girlfriend Shakira (45) on his chest. And that a few months after the separation of the former dream couple!
Reason for the curious “reunion”: The sponsorship with the music streaming service “Spotify”!
This assured Sunday’s “El Clásico” against Real Madrid (1: 3) that Barça did not play with Spotify letters on the chest as usual, but with an “owl” logo, the rapper Drake’s trademark. (35). He recently made history by becoming the first artist to hit 50 billion streams.
A similar marketing gag now needs to be done with Shakira. The Colombian pop star is currently working on her latest single “Monotony” – and wants to properly promote the new record. Barcelona journalist Moises Llorens even claims that the contracts between Spotify and Shakira are almost perfect.
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Gustavo didn’t do it at Bayern, did he?
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Neither Piqué, FC Barcelona nor Shakira have wanted to comment on the rumors so far. On social media, however, a very spicy trailer of the new single has appeared, which should allow some wild theories on a possible revenge action by Shakira against Piqué.
In a clip from a video she shared – which shows a beating heart – she sings in Spanish: “It wasn’t your fault or mine, it was monotony. I never said anything, but it hurt me. I knew that. would have happened. ”
A reference to Piqué betraying Shakira, who is currently facing tax fraud proceedings, and even caught him red-handed? Quite possible. And that would give the two of them a new dimension in their Wars of the Roses …
On June 4, 2022, the bomb explodes: the soccer world champion Gerard Piqué and Shakira separate. The two announced this in a joint statement at the time. Since then, a public brawl has erupted in the mud of the former dream couple, who has two children together.
