History Music / HipsDontLie

* BellyDancer: Shakira's [[TitleDrop hips don't lie]].

* WhiteMaskOfDoom: Now that I think about it, the video seems a lot like a [[HalloweenEpisode Hallowe'en party]]. [[ForHalloweenIAmGoingAsMyself With belly dancing]]. (Or the Barranquilla Carnaval, as they're marimondas.)

* TheCameo: [[Music/TheFugees Wyclef Jean]].
* ChangingClothesIsAFreeAction: Well, they're only small outfits.
* CostumePorn

* DancingIsSeriousBusiness
* DoesNotLikeShoes: Shakira is barefoot in the music video, as usual.

* PlayingWithFire: See [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hipsdontliecover_4154.jpg image]] above.

* BareYourMidriff: Several shots in the music video show Shakira in various two-pieces.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin

* GratuitousDiscoSequence

* ShesGotLegs: General trait of the [[BellyDancer belly dancing]] SpicyLatina, taken up to eleven in providing a self-explanatory video.
-->''"Yeah, she's so sexy/ E'er man's fantasy"''

* TitleDrop: ''"...my hips don't lie"'' is in it. [[NecessaryWeasel A lot]].

** But [[JustifiedTrope justified]] in that, yes, with songs a TitleDrop is usually ''[[NecessaryWeasel inevitable]]''. [[DontExplainTheJoke See what I did there?]]

* NotChristianRock: Downplayed, ''Bamboo'' has the line "¡Tu Dios te está mirando!" ('Your god is watching you').

* ShesGotLegs: General trait of the [[BellyDancer belly dancing]] SpicyLatina, taken UpToEleven in providing a self-explanatory video.

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* WomanInWhite: A fair few of them in the cumbia routine.

'' '''Hips Don't Lie''' ''is a single by {{UsefulNotes/Colombia}}n artist Music/{{Shakira}}. It is based in salsa and cumbia and was released in 2006 as the third track of the reissue of ''Oral Fixation Vol. 2 (2005)''.

Like many of her songs, Shakira wrote and released a [[UsefulNotes/SpanishLanguage Spanish]] version, this one called "[[ShortTitleLongElaborateSubtitle Será, Será (Las Caderas No Mienten)]]"[[note]]Also sometimes called simply "(Mis) Caderas No Mienten" - (my) hips [they] don't lie - for some reason[[/note]].

"Hips Don't Lie" was for a decade ('06-'16[[note]]Though it was still selling about a million copies a year after this[[/note]]) the world's best-selling single of the 21st Century and is at least popularly renowned as the world's biggest pop song ever, certainly for the 2000s and 2010s. The music video, released in 2006, was shared on YouTube and held the top spot of most-viewed video until around February 2007. The song also reached the number #1 spot in over 25 countries, [[UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates the United States of America]] included, breaking the record for the most radio plays in a single week and being both Shakira's first US and UK Number 1 (pub quiz question: its status as UK Number One meant that it was the last song ever to be played on ''Series/TopOfThePops''). It has won the People's Choice Award as well as the Creator/{{MTV}} Latin American Music Video Award and the MTV Music Video Award in the same year.

If you needed an update on just how popular the song and music video remains, it was the most tweeted about song and video in the week beginning 1st September 2014 -- nearly a decade after it was released -- beating out fierce contenders such as Music/TaylorSwift with "Shake It Off". It was also included in the popular game ''VideoGame/JustDance2017'', over a decade after release.

It is considered a World song and is Latin Dance and Pop Latino in genre; it has been named the 8th top party song of all time. In the UK it broke the record for most weeks at number 1 during a second run: it spent only one week at the top spot but then returned again for a four-week run two months after its initial chart-topping before Music/{{Beyonce}} knocked it off. This record has never been broken and is currently shared with Music/{{Gotye}} ("Somebody That I Used To Know"). It stayed in the charts for a whole year, and was the best-selling single of 2006 worldwide.

If you needed an update on just how popular the song and music video remains, it was the most tweeted about song and video in the week beginning 1st September 2014 -- nearly a decade after it was released -- beating out fierce contenders such as Music/TaylorSwift with "Shake It Off".

It [[{{Sampling}} samples]] both Wyclef Jean's 2004 song ''Dance Like This'' and Jerry Rivera's ''Amores Como El Nuestro'' with borrowed lyrics from the former originally adapted from Luis Dias' ''Carnaval (Baile en la Calle)''. Many of the song's lyrics are, however, original and written by Shakira.

''Hips Don't Lie'' is currently the world's best-selling single of the 21st Century and is the world's biggest pop song ever. The music video, released in 2006, was shared on YouTube and held the top spot of most-viewed video until around February 2007. The song also reached the number #1 spot in over 25 countries, [[UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates the United States of America]] included, breaking the record for the most radio plays in a single week and being both Shakira's first US and UK Number 1 (pub quiz question: its status as UK Number One meant that it was the last song ever to be played on ''Series/TopOfThePops''). It has won the People's Choice Award as well as the Creator/{{MTV}} Latin American Music Video Award and the MTV Music Video Award in the same year.

It is considered a World song and is Latin Dance and Pop Latino in genre; it has been named the 8th top party song of all time. In the UK it broke the record for most weeks at number 1 during a second run: it spent only one week at the top spot but then returned again for a four-week run two months after its initial chart-topping before Music/{{Beyonce}} knocked it off. This record has never been broken and is currently shared with Music/{{Gotye}} (''Somebody That I Used To Know'').

[[UsefulNotes/TheWorldCup The FIFA World Cup]] 2006 anthem was a remix of this song, ''Hips Don't Lie (Bamboo)'', performed by Shakira at the closing ceremony. It is the fourth most popular World Cup anthem after 2010's ''Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)'', also by Shakira; 2014's ''Dare (La La La)'', yet another Shakira hit; and ''We Are One (Ola Ola)'' by Music/{{Pitbull}}, again from 2014.

If you needed an update on just how popular the song and music video still is, it was the most tweeted about song and video in the week beginning 1st September 2014 - nearly a decade after it was released - beating out fierce contenders such as Music/TaylorSwift with ''Shake It Off''.

Like many of her songs, Shakira wrote and released a [[UsefulNotes/SpanishLanguage Spanish]] version, this one called ''[[ShortTitleLongElaborateSubtitle Será, Será (Las Caderas No Mienten)]]''[[note]]Also sometimes called simply "(Mis) Caderas No Mienten" - (my) hips [they] don't lie - for some reason[[/note]].

-->''I'm on tonight''
-->''You know my hips don't lie''
-->''And I'm starting to feel you, boy''
-->''Come on let's go, real slow''
-->''Don't you see, baby: así es perfecto''

* WomanInWhite: A fair few of them in the cumbia routine.

It is considered a World song and is Latin Dance and Pop Latino in genre; it has been named the 8th top party song of all time. In the UK it broke the record for most weeks at number 1 during a second run: it spent only one week at the top spot but then returned again for a four-week run two months after its initial chart-topping before {{Beyonce}} knocked it off. This record has never been broken and is currently shared with Music/{{Gotye}} (''Somebody That I Used To Know'').

* BreakthroughHit: While ''Pies Descalzos'' may have launched Shakira, this is arguably the most famous of her hits to date, and gained her a previously unfamiliar new audience.

* DyeHard: This was when the blonde came in.

** They're both [[BananaRepublic South American]], like Shakira, too - ignoring the fact that there're other footballers out there as a slight hint of CreatorProvincialism.

'' '''Hips Don't Lie''' ''is a single by {{UsefulNotes/Colombia}}n artist Music/{{Shakira}}. It is based in salsa and cumbia and was released in 2006 as the second track of ''Oral Fixation Vol. 2 (2005)''.

[[TheWorldCup The FIFA World Cup]] 2006 anthem was a remix of this song, ''Hips Don't Lie (Bamboo)'', performed by Shakira at the closing ceremony. It is the fourth most popular World Cup anthem after 2010's ''Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)'', also by Shakira; 2014's ''Dare (La La La)'', yet another Shakira hit; and ''We Are One (Ola Ola)'' by Music/{{Pitbull}}, again from 2014.

''Hips Don't Lie'' is currently the world's best-selling single of the 21st Century and is the world's biggest pop song ever. The music video, released in 2006, was shared on YouTube and held the top spot of most-viewed video until around February 2007. The song also reached the number #1 spot in over 25 countries, [[UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates the United States of America]] included, breaking the record for the most radio plays in a single week and being both Shakira's first US and UK Number 1 (pub quiz question: its status as UK Number One meant that it was the last song ever to be played on ''Series/TopOfThePops''). It has won the People's Choice Award as well as the {{MTV}} Latin American Music Video Award and the MTV Music Video Award in the same year.

If you needed an update on just how popular the song and music video still is, it was the most tweeted about song and video in the week beginning 1st September 2014 - nearly a decade after it was released - beating out fierce contenders such as TaylorSwift with ''Shake It Off''.

''Hips Don't Lie'' is currently the world's best-selling single of the 21st Century and is the world's biggest pop song ever. The music video, released in 2006, was shared on YouTube and held the top spot of most-viewed video until around February 2007. The song also reached the number #1 spot in over 25 countries, [[UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates the United States of America]] included, breaking the record for the most radio plays in a single week and being both Shakira's first US and UK Number 1 (pub quiz question: its status as UK Number One meant that it was the last song ever to be played on ''TopOfThePops''). It has won the People's Choice Award as well as the {{MTV}} Latin American Music Video Award and the MTV Music Video Award in the same year.

* ShoutOut: In ''Bamboo'' to two legendary ([[TakeThat though not necessarily for the right reasons]]) [[TheBeautifulGame footie players]]; Pelé and Maradona.

* TheCameo: [[TheFugees Wyclef Jean]].

* SingerNamedrop: "Shakira, Shakira!" ''and'' TheFugees.

http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hipsdontliecover_4154.jpg

Like many of her songs, Shakira wrote and released a [[SpanishLanguage Spanish]] version, this one called ''[[ShortTitleLongElaborateSubtitle Será, Será (Las Caderas No Mienten)]]''[[note]]Also sometimes called simply "(Mis) Caderas No Mienten" - (my) hips [they] don't lie - for some reason[[/note]].

* BilingualBonus: There was a Spanish version, but there is also a lot of Spanish in the English one, too.
** There is [[InsaneTrollLogic French and Haitian Creole in the Spanish version]].

* CreatorProvincialism: "Mira en Barranquilla se baila así", "We're just Colombians and Haitans", "Senorita, feel the conga, let me see you move like you come from Colombia", the video resembles the Barranquilla Carnaval.

* NotChristianRock: Not even once.
** Well, ''Bamboo'' has the line "¡Tu Dios te esta mirando!" ('Your god is watching you').

--> "Yeah, she's so sexy/ E'er man's fantasy"

It is considered a World song and is Latin Dance and Pop Latino in genre; it has been named the 8th top party song of all time. In the UK it broke the record for most weeks at number 1 during a second run: it spent only one week at the top spot but then returned again for a four-week run two months after its initial chart-topping before {{Beyonce}} knocked it off. This record has never been broken and is currently shared with {{Gotye}} (''Somebody That I Used To Know'').

[[TheWorldCup The FIFA World Cup]] 2006 anthem was a remix of this song, ''Hips Don't Lie (Bamboo)'', performed by Shakira at the closing ceremony. It is the second most popular World Cup anthem after 2010's ''Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)'', also by Shakira.