Shakira and Piqué, wrong: singer explodes and talks about the plagiarism of ‘Acrostico’

A few days after the market launch of ‘Acrostico’, the latest musical work by Shakira, in Spain A confirmation of possible plagiarism of the lyrics was released.

The affected was Paula Mattheus, a Spanish singer who responded to the accusations of her fans on her social networks.

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The woman from Barranquilla appears in the video with her children, milan and sashaand, as always, the song has been a success, lyrics in which his ex, Gerard Piquéalso has its lines.

A clarification

It was warned that Paula said that the lyrics resembled one of her songs and there was even talk of a possible lawsuit, but the subject has taken a turn.

The media began to investigate and warned that there are some coincidences in the Mattheus song called “I told you really”.

Haven’t I said it?

The Spanish spoke for the first time and defended her idea. She cut herself off, ruled out that there was plagiarism and pointed out that this was spread on networks and that she did not denounce it.

“But let’s see, I have never said that it was plagiarized, that these are things that happen in music, that everything is invented, that I have not invented the wheel and that they are some chords, a similar melody. But I really don’t think anyone plagiarized me,” she explained.

“I’m not announcing it or anything like that, please. That people stop making movies, a little kiss ”, she declared.
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