Shakira aims brutal veiled dig at ex Gerard Pique 'trading Rolex for a Casio' in new song

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'Clearly' in English translates as 'Claramente' in Spanish, which is seemingly referencing Clara, as some fans pointed out on Twitter.Elsewhere, Shakira is also facing a £12 million tax fraud trial in Spain with the singer also referencing that in her music.She sang: "You left me with my mother-in-law as a neighbour.

With the press at my door and debt with the taxman."You thought you’d hurt me and I came back stronger. Women don’t cry anymore, women invoice."Another part of the song says: "From love to hate there's only one step" before Shakira added: "No hard feelings baby, I wish you the best with my supposed replacement."Only a small part of the song's lyrics have been leaked online ahead of its world release, with Shakira also using the song to admit that she is now "too big" for her former husband.She said: "I'm too big for you, that's why you’re with someone just like you.

I'm not coming back to you, even if you’re crying or begging."Gerard has seemed to respond on Twitter to his ex-wife's indirect jibes with a tweet featuring circus emojis.It is not the first time Shakira has seemingly shaded Gerard in her music after making reference to a "necessary" split with an ex who is as "cold as Christmas" in her song Monotonía.The song, meaning Monotony in English, starts with Shakira singing in Spanish: "It wasn't your fault, nor was it mine.

It was monotony's fault. I never said anything but it hurt me. I knew this would happen."She then alludes to the relationship being over before it ended, singing: "It's a necessary goodbye.