What does Rabiosa sound like?

An infectious blend of reggaeton and pop that bursts with vibrant energy and playful sensuality. Rooted in contemporary R&B and folk. Start with "Rabiosa".

Is Rabiosa a good place to start with Shakira?

Yes, Rabiosa is recommended as a starting point for new Shakira listeners. An infectious blend of reggaeton and pop that bursts with vibrant energy and playful sensuality. In 2011, Shakira released 'Rabiosa' as part of her album 'Sale el Sol', marking a significant moment in her career following the global success of 'Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)' from 2010. This single showcased her continued evolution into dance-oriented tracks while maintaining her signature Latin flair, solidifying her status as a crossover artist.

Rabiosa works well if you're into energetic dance floor excitement, short bursts of rhythmic fun and varied remixes for diverse moods.

How many songs are on Rabiosa?

Rabiosa has 16 tracks, running approximately 69 minutes.

Rabiosa

Shakira · 2011

69 min · 16 tracks · contemporary R&B

An infectious blend of reggaeton and pop that bursts with vibrant energy and playful sensuality.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Rabiosa Start here — The title track captures the album's core spirit, blending Shakira's sultry vocals with an irresistible beat that makes it a dancefloor favorite.
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Rabiosa (C Berg remix) — This remix emphasizes the song's energetic dance elements, showcasing its versatility and appeal in club settings.
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Rabiosa (7th Heaven club edit) — The club edit enhances the original with a euphoric build-up, making it a go-to version for DJs and party playlists.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

energetic dance floor excitement
short bursts of rhythmic fun
varied remixes for diverse moods
wave-like pacing with surprises

Maybe skip if you

prefer lengthy, immersive albums
want deep lyrical exploration

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A solid single that showcases Shakira's style but isn't a standout entry point.
Themes: sultry Latin rhythms· Caribbean nightlife
Career context: In 2011, Shakira released 'Rabiosa' as part of her album 'Sale el Sol', marking a significant moment in her career following the global success of 'Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)' from 2010. This single showcased her continued evolution into dance-oriented tracks while maintaining her signature Latin flair, solidifying her status as a crossover artist.
Stylistic neighbors: Jennifer Lopez· Ricky Martin· Carlos Vives