Maryfer Centeno analyzed the video that Shakira dedicated to Pique on Valentine’s Day: “It symbolizes the delicious”

Since rumors began to spread that Gerard Pique’s alleged infidelity led to his split with Shakira after around 12 years together, the Colombian star has taken to a form of expression to share his feelings on the matter without directly mention the father of their children. It could only be music, because from then on he released songs like I congratulate you, Monotony there Musical sessions #53 with Bizarrap.

But his socio-emotional states behind his romantic separation were not only revealed through his songs, but also through the special dedications he gave through his social media. It is thus that within the framework of the Valentine’s Day He reappeared on his Instagram account to share with his nearly 82 million followers a video he recorded from the kitchen of his house.

the interpreter of Flies in the house He was recorded simulating that he was cleaning a hallway while singing Kill Billa theme that the American composer SZA launched in December 2022. As expected, his post went viral as many considered it another hint against Gerard Pique and Clara Chía for their alleged love triangle.

The interpretations were varied. Internet users who analyzed the song understood that it mattered the story of a woman hurt not only by having lost her partner, but also because she realized how happy she is with her new conquestthus believing that the Colombian star would go through a similar situation.

However, others pointed out that they were actually talking about revenge for the lines SZA threw in his theme:

“I don’t want anyone, I just want you. If I can’t have you, no one should. Maybe I killed my ex, not the best idea. His new girlfriend is next, how did I get here? Maybe I killed my ex, even though I still love him. I prefer to be in prison than alone (…) Oh, I just killed my ex, not the best idea. I then killed his girlfriend. How did I get here? I just killed my ex, even though I still love him. I’d rather be in hell than alone.” listen.

As on other occasions, the Mexican graphologist joined the subject of the moment with an analysis of the body language of the interpreter of Barefoot in his controversial article on Valentine’s Day. Generally speaking, he mentioned that the intention would have been to shine a light on the dominance he has over his life and the scandal he has been dealing with for just under a year.

“This message from Shakira is domination, it’s power, but it’s also that she’s the one who commands even in the delicious (…) Tarantino must be extremely moved by such a beautiful message (…) Today it’s very clear that Shakira is not crying, that Shakira is billing and laughing, laughing at the situation because in the end she gives a smile that is definitely sarcastic to top it off with a laugh,” he said in ICT Tac.

The collaborator of Hoy He also pointed out a few details that formed the basis of his analysis: “The heels represent dominance and power. So here we have a Shakira who knows that she commands, that she dominates. On the other hand, it is also true that it accentuates the movements of the buttocks and hips, so it makes you more attractive to the human brain”.

In this nice message which seems to be a very direct allusion to Piqué, we also discover that she’s not used to mopping the floor. Another thing that I think is important to mention is that the high heel also symbolizes the delicious.

“Choosing straight hair, which is considered by the human brain as one of the most elegant (…) the color is black, it is also another symbol of authority, but in this case you have to show yourself distant and more powerful whose message He sends,” he concluded.