Shakira – Shakira. – Translucent Pink Double Vinyl Record

$42.99

Shakira’s 2014 self-titled album arrives on translucent pink double vinyl with a seventeen-track expanded program. The set moves between dance pop, rock, reggae, and ballads, featuring Rihanna, MAGIC!, Blake Shelton, and Carlinhos Brown. Includes “Can’t Remember to Forget You,” “Empire,” and both Brazil 2014 versions of “La La La.”

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Shakira – Shakira. – Translucent Pink Double Vinyl Record

Shakira’s self-titled 2014 album treats stylistic range as part of its identity. Dance pop, rock, reggae-influenced rhythms, country, and quieter ballads all appear, connected by a voice whose tone and phrasing remain unusually distinctive. The record arrives at a point when Shakira was already an international pop figure, but several of its songs turn toward more personal concerns. Its broad production palette allows those intimate moments to coexist with material designed for the largest possible audience.

“Dare (La La La)” opens with an overtly electronic dance setting, while “Can’t Remember to Forget You,” featuring Rihanna, brings a clipped rhythmic feel and a forceful chorus. Their contrasting voices make the duet a central attraction without requiring either singer to abandon her own character. “Empire” then moves toward a larger rock sound, giving Shakira space for a more dramatic vocal performance. The first stretch makes clear that the album will not stay inside the atmosphere established by a single song.

The collaborations continue to push in different directions. MAGIC! join “Cut Me Deep,” bringing a reggae-pop connection, and Blake Shelton appears on “Medicine,” a song that makes Shakira’s interest in country ballad writing explicit. These choices are unusually far apart stylistically, yet her delivery provides continuity. “You Don’t Care About Me,” “Spotlight,” and “Broken Record” occupy the spaces between those more conspicuous turns, allowing the album to move through different degrees of tension, warmth, and melodic openness.

“23” and “The One Thing” bring the writing closer to home, with romantic and family relationships informing the record’s gentler side. Spanish-language selections, including “Nunca Me Acuerdo de Olvidarte” and “Loca por Ti,” keep the bilingual dimension of Shakira’s catalog present within an album often associated with its English-language singles. The changes of language are part of the musical picture rather than a separate appendix to it. They connect the self-titled release with the wider audience and songwriting history she brought to the project.

This translucent pink double vinyl edition contains seventeen tracks. “Chasing Shadows” and “That Way” expand the program, while the closing “La La La (Brazil 2014)” and “La La La (Brasil 2014),” both featuring Carlinhos Brown, connect the opening dance idea with its football-celebration incarnation. The expanded sequence makes the album’s breadth especially apparent. Shakira. is a record of several overlapping musical identities, with its strongest connection coming from the singer’s ability to remain herself through sharply different arrangements and collaborations.

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Track Listing

Dare (La La La)
Can’t Remember to Forget You (featuring Rihanna)
Empire
You Don’t Care About Me
Cut Me Deep (featuring MAGIC!)
Spotlight
Broken Record
Medicine (featuring Blake Shelton)
23
The One Thing
Nunca Me Acuerdo de Olvidarte
Loca por Ti
La La La
Chasing Shadows
That Way
La La La (Brazil 2014) (featuring Carlinhos Brown)
La La La (Brasil 2014) (featuring Carlinhos Brown)