MALUMA has announced “AGUA,” a new collaboration with SHAKIRA set for release on September 17. The Colombian singer revealed SHAKIRA as his collaborator on Wednesday by sharing a photo of the pair together on Instagram alongside the song’s title and release date. “Nos fuimos Mundialllll,” MALUMA added in the caption, though he offered no further explanation for the message.
The reveal comes after MALUMA shared a couple of TikTok videos teasing “AGUA” without disclosing who would join him on the track. In the clips, he danced to snippets of the song, previewing its merengue-style sound ahead of Wednesday’s announcement.
Previous Collaborations
“AGUA” marks another collaboration between MALUMA and SHAKIRA, whose history together dates back a decade. MALUMA featured on SHAKIRA’s 2016 single “Chantaje,” and the two teamed up again for “Trap,” which appeared on her 2017 album El Dorado. They followed those songs with another collaboration, “Clandestino,” in 2018.
The upcoming release of “AGUA” is highly anticipated, given the success of MALUMA and SHAKIRA’s previous collaborations. With MALUMA’s energetic stage presence and SHAKIRA’s powerful vocals, the new song is expected to be a hit among fans of Latin music.
Teaser Videos
MALUMA had been teasing “AGUA” on TikTok, sharing short videos that showcased the song’s catchy beat and MALUMA’s impressive dance moves. The videos generated a lot of excitement among fans, who were eager to learn more about the upcoming release.
With the announcement of SHAKIRA as MALUMA’s collaborator on “AGUA,” the anticipation for the song’s release has reached a new level. Fans of both artists are looking forward to hearing the new song and seeing the music video that will accompany it. The release of “AGUA” on September 17 is expected to be a major event in the Latin music scene, and it will likely dominate the charts and streaming platforms in the days and weeks that follow.
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