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BARRIO – Telemundo has access to the lyrics of Karol G and Shakira’s new song. It seems that Shakira will continue to drop bombs on Pique’s head LOL. After ‘Monotonia’, with Ozuna, and ‘Music Sessions Vol.53’, with Bizarrap, the Colombian will continue her musical assault towards the ex-footballer.
So far we only know the title of the song created by the two artists: ‘TQG’. The meaning of this acronym has not been officially confirmed, but many have interpreted it as ‘Te quedo grande’, since Karol G appeared with a T-shirt bearing the same name during an NBA game.
Karol G and Shakira’s new song will be released this Friday February 24. Karol has highlighted that it has been a challenge to work with Shakira due to her high level of demand.
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