Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll (born February 2, 1977), known simply as Shakira, is a Grammy-award winning Colombian singer-songwriter, musician, composer, record producer, music-video director, dancer, choreographer, instrumentalist and philanthropist who has sold over eighty million albums worldwide. She has won two Grammy awards, ten Latin Grammy awards, seven Billboard Music Awards, twenty-seven Latin Billboard Awards and has been nominated for a Golden Globe. Read Full BioShakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll (born February 2, 1977), known simply as Shakira, is a Grammy-award winning Colombian singer-songwriter, musician, composer, record producer, music-video director, dancer, choreographer, instrumentalist and philanthropist who has sold over eighty million albums worldwide. She has won two Grammy awards, ten Latin Grammy awards, seven Billboard Music Awards, twenty-seven Latin Billboard Awards and has been nominated for a Golden Globe. She has been in the music industry since 1990, releasing her first album the following year. A child prodigy, she began writing poems and songs at age four and taught herself the guitar at age ten. The death of a half sibling and her father's reaction to it inspired her to write her first full song at age eight.
Little known outside her native Colombia, it wasn't until 1995 when Shakira took full creative control over her music, a fusion of rock and dance pop with both deeply personal and biting political lyrics. The approach yielded two multiplatinum albums. In 2001, she broke through into the English-speaking market with the release of her first album in that language, Laundry Service, which she wrote and produced herself and which has sold 3,5 million copies in the United States and 15 million (sometimes stated as 20 million) copies worldwide. The album's massive sales came in large part thanks to the worldwide hit, "Whenever, Wherever" a dance song with unique Andean instrumentation which soon became one of the highest selling singles of the 21st century.
Shakira is half Lebanese, one quarter Spanish, and one quarter Italian. She was born to a Colombian mother of Catalan and Italian descent, Nidia del Carmen Ripoll Torrado, and a Lebanese father, William Mebarak Chadid, in Barranquilla, Colombia, where she says she grew up among the Lebanese and Italian communities. Her father was born in Lebanon, and immediately after that, his family migrated to New York, but he soon migrated to Colombia. Shakira, which means "grateful" in Arabic (Ų“Ų§ŁŲ±Ų©), is named after her paternal grandmother. She was one of seven siblings, one of whom is her road manager. Shakira attended a Catholic school and in second grade was rejected for the school choir because her vibrato was too strong.[2] She began writing and composing music at the age of eight and later choreographed dance routines. At school, she says she had been known as "the belly dancer girl", as she would demonstrate a number she learned every Friday at school. "That's how I discovered my passion for live performance," she says.[3] One of the first songs she wrote was called "Tus Gafas Oscuras" (Your Dark Glasses), which was about her father's grief over a son who had died in a car accident.
Between the ages of ten and thirteen Shakira was invited to various events in Barranquilla and gained some recognition in the area. It was at about this time that she met local theater producer Monica Ariza, who was impressed with her and as a result tried to help her career. During a flight from Barranquilla to BogotĆ”, Ariza convinced Sony Colombia executive Ciro Vargas to hold an audition for Shakira in a motel lobby. Vargas held Shakira in high regard and, returning to the Sony office, gave the cassette to a song and artist director. However, the director was not overly excited and thought Shakira was something of "a lost cause". Vargas, not daunted, was still convinced that Shakira had talent, and set up an audition in BogotĆ”. He arranged for Sony Colombia executives to arrive at the audition, with the idea of surprising them with Shakira's performance. She performed three songs for the executives and impressed them enough for her to be signed to record three albums.
Magia (Magic) was Shakira's debut album, recorded with Sony Colombia in 1991, when she was 13. The album did not fare well commercially, selling less than one thousand copies. After Magia, Shakira released Peligro (Danger) in 1993. The album was better received than Magia, though it was considered a commercial failure, due to Shakira's refusal to advertise it.
Shakira then decided to take a hiatus from recording so that she could graduate from high school.
Shakira returned to recording in 1995, supported by a new confessional and Alanis Morissette-oriented persona that affected some of her next albums, and made her third studio one, Pies Descalzos (Bare Feet), bring her great fame in Latin America. The singles "Estoy AquĆ" (I'm Here), "Pies Descalzos, SueƱos Blancos" (Bare Feet, White Dreams), and "DĆ³nde EstĆ”s CorazĆ³n?" (Where Are You, My Heart?) became pop culture icons. Pies Descalzos sold more than 4 million copies, which prompted the release of a remix album, titled simply The Remixes, which sold more than a million copies. The Remixes also included Portuguese versions of some of her best-known songs, which were recorded because of her success in the Brazilian market.
Her fourth album, ĀæDĆ³nde EstĆ”n Los Ladrones? (Where Are The Thieves?), was released in 1998. It was produced by Emilio Estefan, reportedly cost US$3 million, and had more of a polished sound than Pies Descalzos. It was even more successful and solidified her as one of the major Latin artists of the 1990s. She began to gain more fans in non-Spanish-speaking countries like France, Switzerland, Canada, and especially the United States. Eight of the album's eleven tracks became singles, including "Ciega, Sordomuda"(Blind, Deaf, and Mute), "Moscas En La Casa" (Flies in the House), "No Creo" (I Don't Believe), "Inevitable", "TĆŗ" (You), "Si Te Vas" (If You Leave), "Octavo DĆa" (Eighth Day), and the world-famous "Ojos AsĆ"(Eyes Like Yours). Shakira's first live album, MTV Unplugged, was composed of "Estoy AquĆ" and the songs from ĀæDĆ³nde EstĆ”n Los Ladrones?.
In 2001, upon the success of ĀæDĆ³nde EstĆ”n Los Ladrones?, Shakira began working on a crossover album to the English language. Collaborating with Gloria Estefan, Shakira wrote and recorded English versions of the tracks from ĀæDĆ³nde EstĆ”n Los Ladrones?. However, Shakira later decided against using translations of older songs for the album and worked for over a year on new material for the album. The result was Laundry Service. Although it was created for the intent of selling to an English language market, the rock and Spanish dance-influenced album also featured four Spanish songs, including "Que Me Quedes TĆŗ" (I Hope You Stay With Me). Some critics claimed that Shakira's English skills were too weak for her to write in it, but Laundry Service was a success, with more than 13 million sales worldwide, yielding the worldwide hit "Whenever, Wherever" and singles "Underneath Your Clothes" (a Canadian number-one), "Te Dejo Madrid" (I Leave You Madrid), "Objection (Tango)", and "The One". The album and its singles helped to establish Shakira's musical presence in the mainstream North American market.
Shakira stayed out of the spotlight for 2 and a half years, notably changing her hair style. She later announced Oral Fixation 1 and 2 due in 2005. FijaciĆ³n Oral Vol. 1 was released on June 6, 2005 in Europe and on June 7, 2005 in North America and Australia. The lead single "La Tortura" (English: The Torture, featuring Alejandro Sanz) eventually reached number one in Spain and number twenty-three on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. In Canada, "La Tortura" also became the highest-charting Spanish song when it debuted and peaked at number twenty-one. Its success across the rest of the world was widespread and it managed to peak within the top ten of the majority of the charts it entered. In the U.S., "La Tortura" spent a record twenty-five weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart. The single in partnership with Alejandro Sanz became the best-selling Spanish single of all time according to Guiness World Records.
FijaciĆ³n Oral Vol. 1 was simultaneously released in Latin America. It debuted at number one in Spain and at number four on the U.S. Billboard 200. It was also well-received in non-Spanish speaking countries such as Italy, Greece and Germany, where it reached number one, Austria, where it reached number three, and Canada and Hungary, where it reached number seven. The second single from FijaciĆ³n Oral Vol. 1, "No" (English: No), was released in September 2005, and peaked at number one in Spain and Colombia, for fourteen non-consecutive weeks. So far, FijaciĆ³n Oral Vol. 1 has sold five million copies worldwide. Her third single from "FijaciĆ³n Oral vol. 1", DĆa de Enero, is dedicated to her fiance, Antonio de la RĆŗa. This single was number one in some countries in Latin America, but it hadn't got success like "La Tortura" and "No". She also performed "La Tortura" at the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards in Miami with Alejandro Sanz. It was the first ever Spanish performance at the VMA's.
Shakira's second English album Oral Fixation Vol. 2 was released on November 29, 2005 in North America and Australia, and also at this time in Continental Europe. While "Don't Bother" was warmly received by music critics as the album's lead single, it failed to peak within the U.S. top 40. The second single "Hips Don't Lie" (featuring Wyclef Jean) became her first single to reach number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and UK Singles Chart. On March 28, 2006, she re-released Oral Fixation Vol. 2 in the U.S. and released it June 19, 2006. Shakira also had the collaboration of Argentinian Rock en EspaƱol legend Gustavo Cerati on 2 tracks of both Oral Fixation albums. "Hips Don't Lie" is now considered Shakira's most successful song, since it topped the charts in more than 55 countries and turned into the highest-selling single of the 21st century in accordance to Harvard University.
In 2000, Shakira started dating Antonio de la RĆŗa, the son of then president of Argentina Fernando de la RĆŗa, a romance that made headline news throughout Latin America. In March of 2001, he proposed to her. During Fernando De la RĆŗa's presidency, the economy of Argentina collapsed, leading to the subsequently violent December 2001 riots; in response to the turmoil, Tower Records decided to no longer sell Shakira's albums [6] in Argentina as Antonio was directly involved in the management of his father's administration. De la RĆŗa and Shakira split in 2010. Shakira met Barcelona defender GĆ©rard Pique at a video filming in 2010, eventually becoming a couple in 2011. They have two children together.
Shakira is well-known for her dancing in various music videos. The moves are based on the art of belly dancing, a part of her Lebanese heritage, which Shakira says she learned as a young teen to overcome her shyness. The intense training has afforded her a fluidity in her body movement most seen in the video to her hit "La Tortura". In an MTV interview, she said people told her she never moved her chest when dancing, so she danced with her chest (as well as her usual belly dancing moves) in the videos for "La Tortura" and "Hips Don't Lie".
She has had several belly dance choreographers, including award-winning Bellydance Superstar Bozenka. As her MTV 'The Making of...' special shows, she worked with Jamie King for the choreography, but ended up creating most of it herself
Little known outside her native Colombia, it wasn't until 1995 when Shakira took full creative control over her music, a fusion of rock and dance pop with both deeply personal and biting political lyrics. The approach yielded two multiplatinum albums. In 2001, she broke through into the English-speaking market with the release of her first album in that language, Laundry Service, which she wrote and produced herself and which has sold 3,5 million copies in the United States and 15 million (sometimes stated as 20 million) copies worldwide. The album's massive sales came in large part thanks to the worldwide hit, "Whenever, Wherever" a dance song with unique Andean instrumentation which soon became one of the highest selling singles of the 21st century.
Shakira is half Lebanese, one quarter Spanish, and one quarter Italian. She was born to a Colombian mother of Catalan and Italian descent, Nidia del Carmen Ripoll Torrado, and a Lebanese father, William Mebarak Chadid, in Barranquilla, Colombia, where she says she grew up among the Lebanese and Italian communities. Her father was born in Lebanon, and immediately after that, his family migrated to New York, but he soon migrated to Colombia. Shakira, which means "grateful" in Arabic (Ų“Ų§ŁŲ±Ų©), is named after her paternal grandmother. She was one of seven siblings, one of whom is her road manager. Shakira attended a Catholic school and in second grade was rejected for the school choir because her vibrato was too strong.[2] She began writing and composing music at the age of eight and later choreographed dance routines. At school, she says she had been known as "the belly dancer girl", as she would demonstrate a number she learned every Friday at school. "That's how I discovered my passion for live performance," she says.[3] One of the first songs she wrote was called "Tus Gafas Oscuras" (Your Dark Glasses), which was about her father's grief over a son who had died in a car accident.
Between the ages of ten and thirteen Shakira was invited to various events in Barranquilla and gained some recognition in the area. It was at about this time that she met local theater producer Monica Ariza, who was impressed with her and as a result tried to help her career. During a flight from Barranquilla to BogotĆ”, Ariza convinced Sony Colombia executive Ciro Vargas to hold an audition for Shakira in a motel lobby. Vargas held Shakira in high regard and, returning to the Sony office, gave the cassette to a song and artist director. However, the director was not overly excited and thought Shakira was something of "a lost cause". Vargas, not daunted, was still convinced that Shakira had talent, and set up an audition in BogotĆ”. He arranged for Sony Colombia executives to arrive at the audition, with the idea of surprising them with Shakira's performance. She performed three songs for the executives and impressed them enough for her to be signed to record three albums.
Magia (Magic) was Shakira's debut album, recorded with Sony Colombia in 1991, when she was 13. The album did not fare well commercially, selling less than one thousand copies. After Magia, Shakira released Peligro (Danger) in 1993. The album was better received than Magia, though it was considered a commercial failure, due to Shakira's refusal to advertise it.
Shakira then decided to take a hiatus from recording so that she could graduate from high school.
Shakira returned to recording in 1995, supported by a new confessional and Alanis Morissette-oriented persona that affected some of her next albums, and made her third studio one, Pies Descalzos (Bare Feet), bring her great fame in Latin America. The singles "Estoy AquĆ" (I'm Here), "Pies Descalzos, SueƱos Blancos" (Bare Feet, White Dreams), and "DĆ³nde EstĆ”s CorazĆ³n?" (Where Are You, My Heart?) became pop culture icons. Pies Descalzos sold more than 4 million copies, which prompted the release of a remix album, titled simply The Remixes, which sold more than a million copies. The Remixes also included Portuguese versions of some of her best-known songs, which were recorded because of her success in the Brazilian market.
Her fourth album, ĀæDĆ³nde EstĆ”n Los Ladrones? (Where Are The Thieves?), was released in 1998. It was produced by Emilio Estefan, reportedly cost US$3 million, and had more of a polished sound than Pies Descalzos. It was even more successful and solidified her as one of the major Latin artists of the 1990s. She began to gain more fans in non-Spanish-speaking countries like France, Switzerland, Canada, and especially the United States. Eight of the album's eleven tracks became singles, including "Ciega, Sordomuda"(Blind, Deaf, and Mute), "Moscas En La Casa" (Flies in the House), "No Creo" (I Don't Believe), "Inevitable", "TĆŗ" (You), "Si Te Vas" (If You Leave), "Octavo DĆa" (Eighth Day), and the world-famous "Ojos AsĆ"(Eyes Like Yours). Shakira's first live album, MTV Unplugged, was composed of "Estoy AquĆ" and the songs from ĀæDĆ³nde EstĆ”n Los Ladrones?.
In 2001, upon the success of ĀæDĆ³nde EstĆ”n Los Ladrones?, Shakira began working on a crossover album to the English language. Collaborating with Gloria Estefan, Shakira wrote and recorded English versions of the tracks from ĀæDĆ³nde EstĆ”n Los Ladrones?. However, Shakira later decided against using translations of older songs for the album and worked for over a year on new material for the album. The result was Laundry Service. Although it was created for the intent of selling to an English language market, the rock and Spanish dance-influenced album also featured four Spanish songs, including "Que Me Quedes TĆŗ" (I Hope You Stay With Me). Some critics claimed that Shakira's English skills were too weak for her to write in it, but Laundry Service was a success, with more than 13 million sales worldwide, yielding the worldwide hit "Whenever, Wherever" and singles "Underneath Your Clothes" (a Canadian number-one), "Te Dejo Madrid" (I Leave You Madrid), "Objection (Tango)", and "The One". The album and its singles helped to establish Shakira's musical presence in the mainstream North American market.
Shakira stayed out of the spotlight for 2 and a half years, notably changing her hair style. She later announced Oral Fixation 1 and 2 due in 2005. FijaciĆ³n Oral Vol. 1 was released on June 6, 2005 in Europe and on June 7, 2005 in North America and Australia. The lead single "La Tortura" (English: The Torture, featuring Alejandro Sanz) eventually reached number one in Spain and number twenty-three on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. In Canada, "La Tortura" also became the highest-charting Spanish song when it debuted and peaked at number twenty-one. Its success across the rest of the world was widespread and it managed to peak within the top ten of the majority of the charts it entered. In the U.S., "La Tortura" spent a record twenty-five weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart. The single in partnership with Alejandro Sanz became the best-selling Spanish single of all time according to Guiness World Records.
FijaciĆ³n Oral Vol. 1 was simultaneously released in Latin America. It debuted at number one in Spain and at number four on the U.S. Billboard 200. It was also well-received in non-Spanish speaking countries such as Italy, Greece and Germany, where it reached number one, Austria, where it reached number three, and Canada and Hungary, where it reached number seven. The second single from FijaciĆ³n Oral Vol. 1, "No" (English: No), was released in September 2005, and peaked at number one in Spain and Colombia, for fourteen non-consecutive weeks. So far, FijaciĆ³n Oral Vol. 1 has sold five million copies worldwide. Her third single from "FijaciĆ³n Oral vol. 1", DĆa de Enero, is dedicated to her fiance, Antonio de la RĆŗa. This single was number one in some countries in Latin America, but it hadn't got success like "La Tortura" and "No". She also performed "La Tortura" at the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards in Miami with Alejandro Sanz. It was the first ever Spanish performance at the VMA's.
Shakira's second English album Oral Fixation Vol. 2 was released on November 29, 2005 in North America and Australia, and also at this time in Continental Europe. While "Don't Bother" was warmly received by music critics as the album's lead single, it failed to peak within the U.S. top 40. The second single "Hips Don't Lie" (featuring Wyclef Jean) became her first single to reach number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and UK Singles Chart. On March 28, 2006, she re-released Oral Fixation Vol. 2 in the U.S. and released it June 19, 2006. Shakira also had the collaboration of Argentinian Rock en EspaƱol legend Gustavo Cerati on 2 tracks of both Oral Fixation albums. "Hips Don't Lie" is now considered Shakira's most successful song, since it topped the charts in more than 55 countries and turned into the highest-selling single of the 21st century in accordance to Harvard University.
In 2000, Shakira started dating Antonio de la RĆŗa, the son of then president of Argentina Fernando de la RĆŗa, a romance that made headline news throughout Latin America. In March of 2001, he proposed to her. During Fernando De la RĆŗa's presidency, the economy of Argentina collapsed, leading to the subsequently violent December 2001 riots; in response to the turmoil, Tower Records decided to no longer sell Shakira's albums [6] in Argentina as Antonio was directly involved in the management of his father's administration. De la RĆŗa and Shakira split in 2010. Shakira met Barcelona defender GĆ©rard Pique at a video filming in 2010, eventually becoming a couple in 2011. They have two children together.
Shakira is well-known for her dancing in various music videos. The moves are based on the art of belly dancing, a part of her Lebanese heritage, which Shakira says she learned as a young teen to overcome her shyness. The intense training has afforded her a fluidity in her body movement most seen in the video to her hit "La Tortura". In an MTV interview, she said people told her she never moved her chest when dancing, so she danced with her chest (as well as her usual belly dancing moves) in the videos for "La Tortura" and "Hips Don't Lie".
She has had several belly dance choreographers, including award-winning Bellydance Superstar Bozenka. As her MTV 'The Making of...' special shows, she worked with Jamie King for the choreography, but ended up creating most of it herself
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Estoy Aqui
Shakira Lyrics
Ya sƩ que no vendrƔs
Todo lo que fue
El tiempo lo dejĆ³ atrĆ”s
SĆ© que no regresaras
Lo que nos pasĆ³
No repetirƔ jamƔs
Mil aƱos no me alcanzarƔn
Para borrarte y olvidar
Y ahora estoy aquĆ
Queriendo convertir
Los campos en ciudad
Mezclando el cielo con el mar
SƩ que te dejƩ escapar
SĆ© que te perdĆ
Nada podrĆ” ser igual
Mil aƱos pueden alcanzar (mil aƱos pueden alcanzar)
Para que pueda perdonar
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Nada le puedo yo hacer
Las cartas que escribĆ
Nunca las enviƩ
No querrĆ”s saber de mĆ
No puedo entender
Lo tonta que fui
Es cuestiĆ³n de tiempo y fe
Mil aƱos con otros mil mƔs (mil aƱos con otros mil mƔs)
Son suficientes para amar
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Si aĆŗn piensas algo en mĆ
Sabes que sigo esperƔndote
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Y que estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Y estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
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Written by: Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll
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NOAH GARZA
Ya sƩ que no vendrƔs
Todo lo que fue
El tiempo lo dejo atrƔs
SĆ© que no regresaras
Lo que nos paso
No repetirƔ jamƔs
Mil aƱos no me alcanzaran
Para borrarte y olvidar
Y ahora estoy aquĆ
Queriendo convertir
Los campos en ciudad
Mezclando el cielo con el mar
SƩ que te dejƩ escapar
SĆ© que te perdĆ
Nada podrĆ” ser igual
Mil aƱos pueden alcanzar (mil aƱos pueden alcanzar)
Para que pueda perdonar
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Nada le puedo yo hacer
Las cartas que escribĆ
Nunca las enviƩ
No querrĆ”s saber de mĆ
No puedo entender
Lo tonta que fui
Es cuestiĆ³n de tiempo y fe
Mil aƱos con otros mil mƔs (mil aƱos con otros mil mƔs)
Son suficientes para amar
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Si aĆŗn piensas algo en mĆ
Sabes que sigo esperƔndote
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Y que estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa y que
Y estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
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[Letra de "Estoy AquĆ"]
[Verso 1]
Ya sƩ que no vendrƔs, todo lo que fue
El tiempo lo dejĆ³ atrĆ”s, sĆ© que no regresarĆ”s
Lo que nos pasĆ³ no repetirĆ” jamĆ”s
Mil aƱos no me alcanzarƔn para borrarte y olvidar
[Pre-Coro]
Y ahora estoy aquĆ queriendo convertir
Los campos en ciudad, mezclando el cielo con el mar
SĆ© que te dejĆ© escapar, sĆ© que te perdĆ
Nada podrĆ” ser igual
Mil aƱos pueden alcanzar (Mil aƱos pueden alcanzar)
Para que puedas perdonar
[Coro]
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote, ahogĆ”ndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos, entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciendome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa, Āæy quĆ©?
Nada le puedo yo hacer
[Verso 2]
Las cartas que escribĆ, nunca los enviĆ©
No querrĆ”s saber de mĆ
No puedo entender la tonta que fui
Es cuestiĆ³n de tiempo y fe
Mil aƱos con otros mil mƔs (Mil aƱos con otros mil mƔs)
Son suficientes para amar
[Coro]
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote, ahogĆ”ndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos, entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciendome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa, Āæy quĆ©?
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote, ahogĆ”ndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos, entre cosas y recuerdos que
Estoy enloqueciendome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa, Āæy quĆ©?
[Puente]
Si aĆŗn piensas algo en mĆ
Sabes que sigo esperƔndote
[Coro]
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote, ahogĆ”ndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos, entre cosas y recuerdos que
Estoy enloqueciendome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa, Āæy quĆ©?
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote, ahogĆ”ndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos, entre cosas y recuerdos que
Estoy enloqueciendome
CambiĆ”ndome un pie por la cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa, Āæy quĆ©?
[Outro]
(Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote)
Estoy aquĆ
(Estoy enloqueciendome)
(Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote, ahogĆ”ndome)
Enloqueciendome
(Estoy enloqueciendome)
JĆ©ssica Oliveira
LETRA:
Ya se que no vendrƔs
Todo lo que fue
El tiempo lo dejo atrƔs
Se que no regresaras
Lo que nos paso
No repetirƔ jamƔs
Mil aƱos no me alcanzaran
Para borrarte y olvidar
Y ahora estoy aquĆ
Queriendo convertir
Los campos en ciudad
Mezclando el cielo con el mar
Se que te deje escapar
Se que te perdĆ
Nada podrĆ” ser igual
Mil aƱos pueden alcanzar
Para que pueda perdonar
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Y nada le puedo yo hacer
Las cartas que escribĆ
Nunca las enviƩ
No querrƔs saber de mi
No puedo entender
Lo tonta que fui
Es cuestiĆ³n de tiempo y fe
Mil aƱos con otros mil mas
Son suficientes para amar
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Si aun piensas algo en mi
Sabes que sigo esperƔndote
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Y que estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Y estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
Eder Oliveira
Ya se que no vendrƔs
Todo lo que fue
El tiempo lo dejo atrƔs
Se que no regresaras
Lo que nos paso
No repetirƔ jamƔs
Mil aƱos no me alcanzaran
Para borrarte y olvidar
Y ahora estoy aquĆ
Queriendo convertir
Los campos en ciudad
Mezclando el cielo con el mar
Se que te deje escapar
Se que te perdĆ
Nada podrĆ” ser igual
Mil aƱos pueden alcanzar
Para que pueda perdonar
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Y nada le puedo yo hacer
Las cartas que escribĆ
Nunca las enviƩ
No querrƔs saber de mi
No puedo entender
Lo tonta que fui
Es cuestiĆ³n de tiempo y fe
Mil aƱos con otros mil mas
Son suficientes para amar
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que no puedo comprender
Estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Si aun piensas algo en mi
Sabes que sigo esperƔndote
Estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Y que estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AhogƔndome
Entre fotos y cuadernos
Entre cosas y recuerdos
Que estoy enloqueciƩndome
CambiƔndome un pie por
Cara mĆa
Esta noche por el dĆa
Y estoy aquĆ queriĆ©ndote
AndrƩa Duarte
Soy una estudiante de espanƵl, estoy feliz porque puedo entender la canciĆ³n ahora. Yay!
AndrƩa Duarte
@Unk Nown siempre escucho una radio de Argentina y sĆ, es mĆ”s difĆcil la comprensiĆ³n. Saludos desde Brasil š§š·š§š·š§š·
silvia cordova
@Silvia Rico pues lo mĆ”s vssivk en espaƱol y es difĆcil.
silvia cordova
@Tony Castro Duarte es apellido de raĆz portuguesa. En Peru hay apellidos Huaman que solo hablan quechua.
silvia cordova
@XXnoozXX derrepente no habla inglĆ©s, sino portuguĆ©s francĆ©s o alemĆ”n š
silvia cordova
No hay canciĆ³n fea de Shakira, todas son un Ć©xito.
Eunice Maya
Soy de las disfrutan mĆ”s las canciones viejitas de Shakira que las recientes. Saludos desde MĆ©xico. šš·
Charito Vidarte Torres
x2
Daniel Angelo
Eu tambĆ©m sabia saudaƧƵes brasileira šøā¤š
Celia clementina Mercado
Piensa lo mismo