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Shakira’s Spanish PR team said earlier this week that the artist had deposited the amount she is said to be owed, including 3 million euros in interest.īarcelona prosecutors alleged that the Grammy winner spent more than half of each year between 20 in Spain and should have paid taxes in the country. Publicity staff accused the Spanish tax authority of violating its rights. Publicity officials in London said in a statement on Friday that Shakira “has always cooperated, abides by the law, and has demonstrated impeccable behavior as an individual and as a taxpayer”.

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This week, the singer rejected the settlement deal offered by the plaintiffs, opting for a trial instead. The indictment details the six counts against Shakira. Singer Shakira attends the screening of “Elvis” during the 75th annual Cannes Film Festival at the Palais des Festivals on in Cannes, France. ASOS, collared shirt version, big eyelets. ASOS, also puff sleeve but with big eyelets. Prosecutors said they would also seek a 24 million euros ($24 million) fine. Nothing quite as deep cut or see through, but here’s somewhat similar eyelet dresses: Madewell, puff sleeve.

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Shakira, whose full name is Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll, is accused of not paying The Spanish government taxed 14.5 million euros ($15 million) between 20. ‘Endurance of Pain…’ finds Sophie Du Palais seizing an uncompromising sense of style and intensity, an emergent new artist navigating a merciless, pleasure-seeking existence, from club to bedroom to screen, facing it all down with a cold glare, ready to light the fuse.Prosecutors in Spain said Friday that they will ask the court to sentence Colombian pop star Shakira to eight years and two months in prison, if she is convicted at her expected trial for alleged tax fraud. Miss Kittin meets Dopplereffekt for a technoid bonfire of the vanities. ‘Smash The Mirror’ then finds room for scintillating dub recurrence and freakish machine funk before Sophie concludes the set with the sardonic electro-clash anthemics of ‘2001’, a provocative exploration of self, communication, and compulsion in the digital era. Then ‘Boys Tears’ elaborates on the dread and the sleaze with a horror show of gurgling synthesis, drubbing percussion and dissolute enunciations, halfway between John Carpenter and Unit Moebius.įrom there ‘Up To No Good’ brings proceedings into a severe form of heat and frenzy, outlaying an exchange of raw jackhammer rhythms and vociferous punk chants that recalls Liaisons Dangereuses’ timeless underground classic ‘Los Niños del Parque’ if remade for 2021.

The descent is intensified by the mania and murk of ‘Glazed Disco Ball’ – a suspenseful dose of guttural low end, scowling spoken words, and crude drum machine clatter if Gudrun Gut fronted Suicide. With the cruising techno pop menace of ‘Slow Steady Cum’, Du Palais introduces a nocturnal underworld. Connecting techno, EBM, acid and electro with vestiges of dub and experimental electronics, on ‘Endurance of Pain…’ Du Palais conjures an abrasive, intoxicating depiction of lust, hedonism, technological obsession and millennial alienation. Sinister industrial wave music exploring themes of lust, hedonism, technological obsession & millennial alienationĪcross six tracks, Du Palais unravels a potent signature, driven by fierce, imperious Anglo-Germanic vocals and eclectic, dissonant sounds.

She presents debut solo LP ‘Endurance of Pain is the Power of Being’ One of the bright talent emerging from the current Netherlands‘ electronic underground scene is the German and Amsterdam-based, ‘fetish-inclined’, vocalist and performer Sophie du Palais ((Pinkman, Dekmantel Recordings)) also known as “Vrouwe Fataal”.