In the recently released music video for her song Punteria, which dropped on Thursday, Shakira looked stunning in a number of skimpy ensembles that sent hearts racing.
The 47-year-old hitmaker performed the song "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran," which will be available on Friday, in the video, flashing a good deal of skin while doing so.
Cardi B joined the songwriter, who recently made a dramatic declaration about her prior relationship with Gerard Pique. Cardi B spoke many of the singer's words in Spanish.
The video began with Shakira singing the track's opening lines while floating in the middle of a bubble against a cloud-filled background.
The Grammy Award-winning performer donned a cut-out bodysuit that exposed her sculpted arms and legs while she delivered the lines.
Shakira set pulses racing while wearing several revealing outfits in the new music video for her track Punteria, which was released on Thursday
In the clip, the 47-year-old hitmaker showed off a considerable amount of skin as she sang her way through the track, which will be featured on her album Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, set for release on Friday
The songwriter - who recently made a bold statement regarding her past relationship with Gerard Pique - was also joined by Cardi B, who delivered several of her lines in Spanish
The Hips Don't Lie vocalist then shot Lucien Laviscount, who was leading a troop of male centaurs, in the heart with an arrow when the artist caught their attention.
The 31-year-old Cardi B then started singing the song's first line while lounging on a floating couch in the center of a futuristic set.
The rapper from Bodak Yellow chose to sing her verse while wearing a shimmering dark gray outfit that flaunted her voluptuous thighs.
After being pulled into a hall filled with the singers and their admirers, Laviscount's persona was washed off and her hands were provocatively ran over his body.
After the song's second chorus ended, Shakira changed into a pink cut-out bodysuit and performed alongside other backup vocalists.
The singer then changed into a pink outfit and sat in the center of a huge flower, where she was joined by a healed Laviscount. The two of them caressed one other.
Singing her lines as she was cleaning and feeding many of the other centaurs, Cardi B opened the song's last chorus.
Shakira sent the party of centaurs back into space with an arrow she fired into the distance to end the video.
The singers recently spoke about working on the track during an interview with Billboard, and the Me Gusta singer revealed that she had planned on contacting the rapper to set up a potential collaboration.
The performer then caught the eyes of a group of male centaurs, led by Emily In Paris' Lucien Laviscount, who was subsequently shot through the heart with an arrow fired by the Hips Don't Lie singer
Laviscount's character was then dragged into a hall occupied by the singers and their followers, and the native of Colombia cleaned off his wound while suggestively running her hands over his body
Shakira went on to change into a pink cut-out bodysuit while performing with several backup singers following the conclusion of the song's second chorus
The singer then donned a pink dress and was joined by a healed Laviscount as she sat in the middle of a giant flower, in which the two caressed each other
Cardi B kicked off the song's final chorus by singing her lines while cleaning and feeding several of the other centaurs
Shakira concluded the video by shooting an arrow into the distance, sending the group of centaurs back into space
'We were always discussing internally if it was a good idea to put someone on this song. I always pictured Cardi on this song. I reached out, and here we are,' she said.
Cardi B admitted that she had been hoping to be able to collaborate with Shakira for an extended period of time.
'I knew this day would come. It came...I don't care if she wants me to meow — I'm doing it. I cannot wait. Seriously, that is my dream,' she stated.