Taken from the 2001 album, 'Laundry Service'. The title track is backed with three non-LP tracks, 'The One' (Glen's Mix), 'Whenever, Wherever' (Hammad Belly Dance Mix) & 'Te Aviso Te Anuncio (Tango)' (Gigidagostinotangoremix). Epic/Sony. 2002.

拉丁女神 夏奇拉 (Shakira) 继〈Don't Wait Up〉相隔9个月，再推2022年全新单曲〈TE FELICITO〉，找来拉丁格莱美加冕才子拉伍阿雷罕卓 (Rauw Alejandro) 合作，以「我恭喜你」暗讽被谎言跟双面伎俩背叛，霸气表示不会再上当了，再显拉丁女神强势威力！

"Las de la Intuición" (English: "The Ones with the Intuition") is a pop song written by Shakira and Luis Fernando Ochoa for Shakira's 2005 album Fijación Oral Vol. 1. An English version titled "Pure Intuition" did not appear on the album, but it became famous because it was the main theme of the SEAT's campaign "Catch The Fever". It is the fifth and last promotional single from Fijación Oral Vol. 1. The song was recorded and mixed by Gustavo Celis.

拉丁天后Shakira携手Anuel AA释出新单<Me Gusta>，我喜欢~歌词中有一句「在床榻上问题才能得到解决」，挺好。

"Que Me Quedes Tú" ([that] you stay with me in English) is a soft-rock song written and performed by Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira for her 2001 breakthrough English album Laundry Service. She released it as the only single off her first ever Spanish greatest hits album, Grandes Éxitos.

"Inevitable" is a Latin rock song written and performed by Colombian-born singer Shakira, released as the third single from her 1998 multi-platinum album Dónde Están los Ladrones?.

"Ojos Así" (English: Eyes Like That) is a song in Spanish by Colombian singer Shakira, and was released as the fourth single from her album ¿Dónde Están los Ladrones? on July 24, 1999. Today, "Ojos Así" is one of Shakira's most successful songs of her career. The song reached the top spot in countries such as Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, and even Romania, and fared well within the US Billboard charts, Hot Latin Song, and Latin Pop Airplay. The music video for "Ojos Así" features a red-haired Shakira with a more rock image, aside from a silver belly dancing hip scarf. Shakira's 2001 English language debut album, Laundry Service, features an English version of the song titled "Eyes Like Yours", which is believed to have been recorded around the same time as "Ojos Así" when Shakira was considering translating her Spanish material.

She Wolf is the name of the third English studio album by Colombian Latin-pop singer-songwriter Shakira scheduled for release on October 9, 2009 in Germany through Sony Music, October 12 in the UK and France through RCA and Jive Records before being released the following day by Epic Records in the US.[1]
So far it is known that Shakira has worked with in-demand producer and songwriter RedOne as well as hip-hop producer Pharell Williams, John Hill, and Wyclef Jean who was involved in producing her previous worldwide hit "Hips Don't Lie". The album sees the artist shift from latin pop and pop-rock to electro pop whilst also exploring dancehall.
The album's lead single is also called "She Wolf" in English-speaking territories and is currently making its premier worldwide. A Spanish version of the song titled "Loba" is being released in Latin America and Spain to promote the album. Representatives from Epic Records appear to have confirmed that "Did it Again" will be released as the second single.[2]

《Gypsy》这首单曲选自夏奇拉在2009年10月发行的第六张英文专辑《She Wolf》，这首歌曲录制了一个西班牙语版，名字叫《Gitana》。据悉，这首全新单曲《Gypsy》MV拍摄的制作由夏奇拉的长期合作伙伴Jaume de Laiguana倾情打造。对于这次采用纳达尔担任男主角的决定，夏奇拉表示：“或许我需要MV里这位男主角能在某些方面和我擦出火花。我看到他17岁以来就已经完全致力于自己的职业生涯，毫无怨言，这就是《Gypsy》这首歌曲要表达的生活态度。”

"Did It Again" is a song by Colombian Latin pop singer Shakira. It was released as the second international single from her third English studio album She Wolf. The song will also be released with a Spanish version, released mainly to Latin America and Spain, named "Lo Hecho Está Hecho" (English: What is done, is done), as was done with "She Wolf" with Spanish version "Loba".