Shakira is back with a new single, “Soltera,” that packs a punch of empowerment and freedom. Known for her ability to blend pop, Latin rhythms, and meaningful lyrics, Shakira’s latest track is an anthem for those reclaiming their independence. “Soltera” stands out with its upbeat tempo, unapologetic attitude, and a celebration of singlehood.
In “Soltera,” Shakira captures the spirit of breaking free from heartbreak and the societal pressures that often follow a breakup. The lyrics emphasize reclaiming personal power after a relationship’s end, with lines like, “Salí pa’ despejarme / Y ya cansada de estar apagada / Decidí prenderme” (“I went out to clear my mind / Tired of being off / I decided to turn myself on”). This signals her decision to shake off the negativity and embrace life fully once again.
The song focuses on Shakira’s journey of rediscovery, with themes of self-love and independence taking center stage. The phrase “Tengo derecho de portarme mal / Pa’ pasarla bien” (“I have the right to misbehave to have a good time”) boldly asserts the singer’s belief that she can enjoy life on her own terms. It’s a powerful message that resonates with listeners who have been through heartbreak but refuse to let it define them.
“Se pasa rico soltera” is a recurring lyric in the song, translating to “It’s great to be single.” This is the heartbeat of the track, reminding us that there is joy, fun, and fulfillment in being single. Whether it’s dancing on the beach, spending time with friends, or simply embracing personal freedom, Shakira captures the excitement of living life without strings attached.
Shakira’s declaration, “Estoy suelta y ahora puedo hacer lo que quiera” (“I’m free and now I can do whatever I want”), perfectly encapsulates the sense of liberty she feels post-breakup. The lyrics also cleverly reference Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz with “El corazón partío, como Sanz,” blending a hint of nostalgia with Shakira’s fiery determination to move forward.
