Shakipedia: A Shakira Podcast

From Germany 2006 to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Shakira has built an unmatched legacy in football music. In this episode of Shakipedia, we will revisit "Hips Don't Lie (Bamboo)," "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)," "La La La (Brazil 2014)," and "Dai Dai." 
¡No te pierdas la historia de Alejandra y su participación con Shakira en el escenario durante Waka Waka! Acompáñanos mientras exploramos cada canción mundialista, las presentaciones que cautivaron a millones y las colaboraciones que marcaron estos himnos convirtiendo a Shakira en la banda sonora del fútbol!
Shakipedia's theme song: "⁠We Are One⁠" by ⁠Scott Holmes Music⁠ is licensed under an⁠ Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License⁠./Edited and remixed from the original.

We’re so back! Welcome to a new Shakipedia era!
In this episode, Cally, Sam (welcome back!)Alejandra and Loïc (say hello to the brand-new cohost) dive into all of their hot takes! What a way to kick off a whole new era!
Hasta ahora, el 2026 ha sido un año increíble para ser un Shakifan. Desde los conciertos que rompieron récords en la Ciudad de México y Copacabana, pasando por las colaboraciones y el anuncio de una residencia europea en Madrid, España, hasta su regreso con una participación en el Mundial... Shakira no ha parado de darnos de qué hablar. Pero, ¿estamos todos felices con todo esto? Descubre lo que tenemos que decir al respecto — ¡y no te sorprendas, esto se va a poner de lo más picante, obviamente con todo el amor que le tenemos a Shaki!
Share your thoughts and let us know in the comments if you agree with any of these hot takes. Even better, let us know your own hot takes! We can’t wait to read them!

Shakipedia's theme song: "We Are One" by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License./Edited and remixed from the original.

In this episode of Shakipedia, we explore “Good Stuff,” the fifth track on Shakira’s She Wolf album. Written with Pharrell Williams, produced with The Neptunes, and never performed live, the song blends pop, world music, and mysticism. We break down the lyrics, influences, remix, and why it remains one of Shakira’s most underrated songs.

In this episode of Shakipedia, we explore “Good Stuff,” the fifth track on Shakira’s She Wolf album. Written with Pharrell Williams, produced with The Neptunes, and never performed live, the song blends pop, world music, and mysticism. We break down the lyrics, influences, remix, and why it remains one of Shakira’s most underrated songs.

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¡Nos fuimos a Miami! In this episode, we’re breaking down Shakira’s Up Close & Personal shows in Miami and sharing what it was like to experience some of the most intimate concerts of her career.We talk about:✨ What these Up Close & Personal shows were🎟️ Our experience getting tickets (including VIP packages)🛍️ Merch, setlist vibes, and how the shows differed night to night🌴 Alejandra’s chaotic journey getting to Miami🎶 Highlights from the December 27 showAnd — the best part — we also got to talk directly with members of Shakira’s band after the shows:✨You’ll hear mini interviews with:🥁 Brendan Buckley (drummer), who shares his favorite songs he’s written with Shakira🎻 Ihosvanni Conyedo (violinist), on playing Whenever, Wherever, his love for Antología, and the song that still “le rompe”🎸 Donald Alford (bassist), on discovering Shakira through Whenever, Wherever, translating Antología into English, and why Waka Waka means so much to himIf you want even more insight from Shakira’s musicians, don’t miss our earlier episodes Cómo, Dónde y Cuándo and Dónde Estás Corazón, where we interviewed her former bassist Joe Ayoub, who toured with Shakira during the Sale El Sol and El Dorado eras.🎧 Press play for an inside look at Shakira’s Miami shows.