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The singer

has denounced on social networks the tremendous resemblance between her song

and Shakira's new session

.

The young Venezuelan singer published the song

in June of last year , which has had an outstanding performance since then, with more than 100,000 listeners on Spotify, an

even more successful

Shakira

released her long-awaited song with

on Wednesday and caused

, becoming the most viewed music video in Spanish on YouTube in its first 24 hours and being the most listened to in more than 20 countries.

But it also caused a shock in this young artist,

, who showed her perplexity on Twitter because of the resemblance of the chorus of both songs:

Is it a plagiarism?

It is a coincidence?

Shakira has not yet ruled on this controversy

.

In fact, since she published her song, she has not communicated anything on her social networks again.

The success of her new song has been overwhelming, as has been the echo of the lyrics, full of critical messages with her ex-husband, the soccer player Gerard Piqué.

Briella

is a singer and producer from the Venezuelan city of Valencia.

Since she started her recording career in 2021, she has specialized in urban music songs.

María Gabriela Otaiza, that is her first name, she is 23 years old and studied at the Carabobo Conservatory of Music, graduating in Music Education from the University of Carabobo.

Here you can see the complete video of his song

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