The 1A Record Club Listens To Shakira's 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran'
Shakira released her first new album in seven years, "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran."
The cross-genre, cross–culture singer's 12th album is expected to cover her most recent breakup and journey of self-discovery. She says that making the album was "an alchemical process" where "[her] tears transformed into diamonds."
We dive into the musical world that Shakira has built, including a career that's spanned multiple continents, languages, cultures, and audiences.
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The cross-genre, cross–culture singer's 12th album is expected to cover her most recent breakup and journey of self-discovery. She says that making the album was "an alchemical process" where "[her] tears transformed into diamonds."
We dive into the musical world that Shakira has built, including a career that's spanned multiple continents, languages, cultures, and audiences.
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