On March 22nd, a new chapter in Shakira’s music career will commence. The album “Las Mujeres ya no Loran” is being released today, after a seven-year gap since the last release. The English title “Women No Longer Cry” translates to “Women will no longer cry.” The album’s title includes music and the story of an unhappy woman’s life. The artist’s decision to change their name highlights their robust nature.
International media reports that ‘Las mujeres ya no Laurent’ is Shakira’s 12th solo album. There are 16 music tracks in all. There are eight original tracks and one remix song included. In addition, the ‘Music Sessions Volume’ now includes seven popular hits from different eras.
The album features well-known songs like “Fifty-Three,” “TQG,” “Te Felicito,” and “Copa Vasia,” which Bizzrap, Coral G, Rao Alejandro, and Manual Turijo jointly produced. Shakira stated that the success of this project is attributed to people who were directly involved throughout the entire process, not alone in her efforts.
Furthermore, the Colombian Lebanese celebrity A-O remarked, “When composing each track on the album, I aimed to challenge myself and reinvent my identity.” While singing, I converted my tears and vulnerability into power. I want to proclaim loudly that ladies will no longer shed tears.