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She Wolf (2009)
Site Homepage Lyrics Home		Tracklist She Wolf (Shakira, Sam Endicott, John Hill) - 3:08 Did It Again (Shakira, Pharrell Williams) - 3:12 Long Time (Shakira, Williams) - 2:56 Why Wait (Shakira, Williams) - 3:41 Good Stuff (Shakira, Williams) - 3:17 Men in This Town (Shakira, Endicott, Hill) - 3:34 Gypsy (Shakira, Amanda Ghost, Ian Dench, Carl Sturken) - 3:18 Spy (featuring Wyclef Jean) Shakira, Wyclef Jean) - 3:27 Mon Amour (Shakira, Albert Menendez) - 4:05 Lo Hecho Está Hecho (Shakira, Jorge Drexler, Williams) - 3:12 Años Luz (Shakira, Drexler, Williams) - 3:41 Loba (Shakira, Endicott, Hill, Drexler) - 3:08
	Album Information
	Release Date: October 9, 2009 Label: Sony Records Length: 40:53 Genre: Electronic, Dance-pop, R&B She Wolf is the third English studio album (eighth overall) by Colombian Latin-pop singer-songwriter Shakira, first released on October 9, 2009, in Europe through Sony Music, October 12 in the UK with RCA Records and November 23 in the US with Epic Records. The album sees Shakira shift from jkmin latin pop and pop rock to electropop while also exploring dancehall. She co-wrote and co-produced all of the album, apart from her second US single, with Pharrell Williams and his production outfit The Neptunes or duo John Hill and Sam Endicott. The US version of the album is labelled the special edition and features additional songs. The lead single is also called "She Wolf" in English-speaking territories and reached top 10 worldwide. In Latin America and Spain the Spanish language version of the song "Loba" was released alongside. "Did It Again" was released internationally whilst the US received the Timbaland-produced "Give It Up to Me" instead. When speaking about the album Shakira said "I felt very curious and intrigued about the electro-pop world and everything it has to offer, I wanted to make sure that this album was very bassy and that the kicks hit really hard, and I wanted to concentrate on the beat. But my music, to a certain extent, is very complex -- because I always try to experiment with sounds from other parts of the world." In addition to the disco-influenced title track, there's "Good Stuff", a synthed-out snake-charmer punctuated by ululating and staccato beats; "Long Time", a percussive midtempo groove with a Colombian Gaita bridge; and "Why Wait", a dancefloor scorcher by way of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir". (Shakira worked on the arrangement with Hossam Ramzy, who had worked on "Kashmir" with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.) "It's an electronic album generally speaking, but it does have different organic instruments that, combined with the synthesizers, create a different sort of ambience," says the two-time Grammy and seven-time Latin Grammy Award winner. "You've got to put together a nice meal and make sure the spices don't take over the main ingredient. And at the end of the day, it gives a nice flavor in your mouth."

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