This is how much Shakira has earned so far with her new song

Up to this moment Shakira is the trending topic of conversation and many things have been said about her, some people call her a diva, other people call her brave for showing her face and expressing her feelings after the problematic divorce that the Colombian lived with Gerard Piqué, the Spanish soccer player who is currently in a relationship with the young Clara Chia.

What can’t be disputed is that Shakira is a money making machine and this new song which she produced with the successful Argentinean producer Bizarrap is no exception.

All the people are shouting out loud the fragment of Shakira’s song from Bizarrap Music Session #53, assuring that, women no longer cry women bill, and is that Shakira so far has shown that with only that song has generated a lot of money.

According to Spotify and YouTube platforms each reproduction is paid between 0.003 and $0.005, so many media have calculated what has generated approximately the last three songs of Shakira, which arguably talk about Pique and how she responds to the toxic final relationship they lived.

According to entertainment pages that have tried to calculate the income through streaming platforms, they came to the conclusion that at least 21 million euros has been collected and the figure is expected to increase exponentially in the following days with the new hit that the Colombian released.

The first song dedicated to the Spaniard was called Te felicito, a song released in April 2022 in collaboration with the urban music singer Rauw Alejandro.

After the imminent success of Te felicito which obtained more than 440 million plays on YouTube and Spotify, came Monotonía released in October 2022 which accumulated more than 330 million views on music and streaming platforms.

At the moment, Shakira’s last song dedicated to her by her ex-partner for now in alliance with the music producer, has been the biggest debut in history, surpassing the song Despacito which has surpassed 65 million plays on YouTube and more than 14 million on Spotify only 24 hours. So far it is considered the best Latin premiere surpassing Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee’s song which got more than 25 million plays in 12 hours.