Can you shake up the musical universe with 18 words and an image? GOOD Karl G. there Shakira They have just confirmed that it is possible. The two Colombian soloists have shared through their official social media profiles the first photo of one of the biggest collaborations of 2023 to confirm the premiere of their music video: TQG.
“We know you’ve been waiting for it and here we are! @KarolG x @Shakira TQG Feb 24 12:00 AM Barranquilla Medallo” they posted the Barranquilla and Medellín accounts on their respective accounts, sparking the hype media to the maximum of all his immense legion of followers.
A collaboration that has been talked about for months but which was not confirmed until 2023 and which in just one month has become one of the great protagonists of the new musical project of la bichota which will be released on the same February 24: Tomorrow will be beautiful.
Friday from 6 a.m. will be a great day for millions of their fans around the world who will see how Shakira and Karol G join forces and talents to bring to life a song that will mark weeks and days today. ‘she could become the first candidate hit of the summer and that we are only in February.
Something that is demonstrated in the large number of reactions from music stars who are ready to appreciate the song like Alexander Sanz – Greeicy (official clip) Alexander Sanz – Greeicy (official clip) The fire emojis and crowns of these two queens exploded on their profiles.
Lyrics of TQG
For the past few days, TQG’s lyrics have been making headlines around the world. It was the host Andrea Meza of the Telemundo morning show who had access to the subject and revealed that the song (Te queda grande) could contain messages dedicated to the exes of the two artists.
Thus, Karol G could dedicate a verse to his ex-girlfriend Anuel AA: “At least with me, I kept you pretty.” A way of explaining that when they were together, she took care of him.
On the other hand, the verse that Shakira would sing would refer to her song Monotonía. And yes, it’s quite a declaration of intent: “You who went out to get food and I who thought it was monotony.