Shakira & Maluma Reunite With 'AGUA'
The Colombian superstars release their first collaboration in eight years, a merengue song that marks their fourth official collaboration, as Shakira prepares for the final stretch of her world tour
Shakira and Maluma have released a new song called 'AGUA', their first collaboration in eight years. The song is a merengue track that marks their fourth official collaboration, following previous hits like 'Chantaje', 'Trap', and 'Clandestino'.
The song 'AGUA' is part of Shakira's preparations for the final stretch of her 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour', which includes a 12-show Madrid residency starting on September 18th. The tour promises to be a exciting conclusion to Shakira's world tour, with 'AGUA' likely to be a highlight of the show.
Shakira and Maluma's previous collaborations have been highly successful, with 'Chantaje' topping the Hot Latin Songs chart for 11 nonconsecutive weeks and reaching No. 51 on the Hot 100. 'Clandestino' also reached No. 9 on Hot Latin Songs and topped three Billboard airplay charts. The music video for 'AGUA' was directed by Hannah Lux Davis, who has created a glossy, tropical world around the song's central metaphor.
## What's next The release of 'AGUA' comes as Shakira prepares to begin the final stretch of her world tour. With a 12-show Madrid residency starting soon, fans can expect to hear 'AGUA' live, along with other hits from Shakira's discography. The song is available to stream now, and fans can look forward to seeing Shakira and Maluma perform it live in the coming weeks.
## Background Shakira and Maluma's collaboration on 'AGUA' is the latest chapter in their enduring creative relationship. The two Colombian superstars have been working together for years, and their music has been highly successful. With 'AGUA', they have created a song that blends Caribbean-rooted rhythm with sleek pop production, creating a soundtrack for surrendering to attraction.
The song's central metaphor, which uses water and thirst as metaphors for overwhelming desire, is brought to life in the accompanying music video. The video, directed by Hannah Lux Davis, features reflections, liquid surfaces, shimmering light, and fluid choreography, underscoring the magnetic attraction between the two singers.
