YMMV / Pies descalzos

• First Installment Wins: This album is still Shakira's best-selling in her native Colombia.
• Fridge Logic: Just going by the song titles, not their contents, the last one on the album and also the last single of the album is "Se Quiere, Se Mata" — which means both what you love you kill and what is wanted is to be killed. The other song titles repeatedly refer to their subject as wanted (e.g. "Quiero") and loved (e.g. "¿Dónde Estás Corazón?"). Not creepy in the slightest...
• Older Than They Think: "Un Poco De Amor" from Pies Dezcalzos is her first collaboration with a male musician (Jamaican dancehall singer Howard Glasford) and the first with lyrics in English. Additionally, in the Pies Dezcalzos period she branched out of Spanish and recorded several songs in Portuguese to appeal to the Brazilian and Portuguese markets, which foreshadows her crossover into English.

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