THE DJ behind Shakira’s latest hit, BZRP Music Sessions Vol. 53, is the most listened-to Argentine on Spotify.
With more than 18million subscribers on YouTube, many listeners are curious about who the young DJ is.
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Who is Bizzarap?
Bizarrap, real name Gonzalo Julián Conde, was born in Ramos Mejía, Argentina on August 29, 1998.
He is a producer for BZRP Music Sessions, which can all be found on his YouTube channel, and are known for going viral due to his connections and collaborations with high-profile artists.
He has always been interested in music and took piano lessons when he was younger before setting up a studio in his childhood bedroom.
While he can now afford much better equipment, he still records in a small studio to have the same connection with his audience that he’s had from the beginning.
Why is Bizzarap trending with Shakira?
During Bizarrap’s most recent BZRP Music session, he hosted Shakira.
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While many artists are known for coming to his sessions with vendettas and beef that they air out through music, Shakira had a precise aim.
In BZRP Music Session Vol. 53, Shakira took down her ex, soccer player Gerard Piqué with nearly every line.
She sang lines like: “You thought you hurt me but you made me stronger; women don’t cry anymore, they cash in.”
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And: “I’m worth two 22-year-olds, you traded a Ferrari for a Twingo; you traded a Rolex for a Casio,” a line for her baby daddy about his new, much younger girlfriend, Clara Chia.
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How much do Bizarrap and Shakira make from streams of the song?
The following streaming services and platforms pay the following amounts per play:
- YouTube – $0.00069
- Spotify – between $0.003 and $0.005
- Tidal – $0.01284
- Amazon – $0.00402
While this may not seem like much per play, when you consider that in the five days since its release, the song has garnered 130million views on YouTube alone, you can see how it will add up.
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