Shakira songs

This song became a global smash hit and is one of Shakira's most recognizable tracks worldwide. Its blend of salsa and Cumbia with a catchy chorus made it an instant classic and a chart-topper in numerous countries.

This collaboration with Argentine producer Bizarrap became a viral sensation, breaking multiple streaming records upon its release. The song garnered significant media attention for its pointed lyrics and empowering message.

A massive hit from her Spanish-language album "Fijación Oral, Vol. 1", this duet is a landmark in Latin pop. Its fusion of reggaeton and pop elements dominated the charts and earned critical acclaim, including several Latin Grammy Awards.

This collaboration with fellow Colombian artist Maluma was a commercial juggernaut, dominating the Latin music charts. The song's sultry reggaeton beat and playful lyrics made it one of the biggest hits of her career.

This was Shakira's breakthrough single in the English-speaking world, introducing her unique blend of Latin pop and world music to a global audience. The song is famous for its distinctive Andean instrumentation and memorable yodeling in the chorus.

As the official song of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, this track became an international phenomenon, celebrated for its uplifting message and infectious rhythm. It is one of the best-selling singles of all time and its music video is one of the most-watched in history.

This was one of Shakira's first major international hits and a key track from her debut album "Pies Descalzos". It established her as a leading voice in Latin pop-rock and showcased her talent for songwriting.

A signature song from her album "¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?", it is celebrated for its fusion of Latin pop with Middle Eastern influences, reflecting her Lebanese heritage. The track's unique sound and belly-dancing performance have made it a fan favorite.

The lead single from her album of the same name, this track marked a shift towards an electropop and dance-pop sound for Shakira. Its quirky lyrics and high-energy music video made it a memorable and successful release.

A heartfelt ballad from her crossover album "Laundry Service", this song showcased a softer, more vulnerable side of her artistry. It became a major international hit, praised for its lyrical depth and Shakira's powerful vocal performance.

This high-profile duet with Rihanna blended rock, reggae, and new wave elements. The collaboration between two of pop's biggest stars generated significant buzz and became a worldwide hit.

A collaboration with fellow Colombian superstar Karol G, this reggaeton track became an instant global success. The song was praised for its empowering lyrics and the dynamic chemistry between the two artists.

This track from "Laundry Service" is notable for its creative fusion of tango with pop-rock. It demonstrated Shakira's versatility and willingness to experiment with different musical genres.

As the lead single from "¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?", this song became a massive success across Latin America and Spain. Its unique blend of pop-rock with mariachi influences is a hallmark of her early sound.

Recorded for the soundtrack of the Disney animated film "Zootopia", this song is an uplifting anthem about resilience and perseverance. It was praised for its positive message and became popular with audiences of all ages.

Featuring either Dizzee Rascal or El Cata, this merengue-infused electropop track was a commercial success from the album "Sale el Sol". Its infectious beat and energetic vibe made it a dance-floor favorite around the world.

This duet with R&B superstar Beyoncé was a major global hit, showcasing the powerful vocals of both artists. The song's blend of their styles, along with a memorable music video, made it a standout collaboration.

A powerful rock ballad from her album "¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?", this song is a fan favorite from her early career. It showcases her raw vocal talent and her roots in the Latin rock scene.

This song from "Oral Fixation, Vol. 2" features a stronger rock influence with an edgy and defiant tone. It stood out for its direct lyrics and showcased Shakira's versatility as a rock artist.

The title track from her breakout album, this song is representative of Shakira's early style, which featured socially conscious and poetic lyrics. It helped establish her as a thoughtful and unique artist in the Latin music world.