“First was mine”, a song by Silvestre Dangond that would have been inspired by Paola Jara, Jessi Uribe’s wife, who composed the controversial lyrics?

The controversy revolves around the first single produced by the Colombian singer. Sylvester Dangond “First it was mine”, which is clearly inspired by the performer Paola Jara, since the composer of the composition Iván Calderón is her former partner.

Paola Jara, who is currently married to Jessi Uribe, was in a relationship with Calderón for more than 10 years, reports Caracol TV.

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Fans of the three singers and composers have a theory that the piece of music was inspired by Jara, because the lyrics are very explicit in their arguments.

What are the lyrics of the song “First it was mine”?

Among the fragments that can be heard in Antioqueño’s song, the following stand out: “You exposed me to ridicule, with me you had another love”, “he is still jealous of me because he knows very well that I was the first, that I was everything in your life and to hear my the name inspires fear” and “watch where you walk, wanting to avoid meeting me because you will surely let him down.”

Netizens wonder if Calderón was inspired by his own experience with the Colombian singer.

To celebrate Dangond’s new production, Iván Calderón posted a fragment of the song on his Instagram account with the message “ta’balo @silvestredangond here’s my quota #primerofuemia…. Do not worry”.

The announcement caused reactions among fans: “If Paola Jara and Yess hear it so that the maestro can get involved.”

So far, none of those involved have responded to the rumours. Jessi Uribe and Paola Jara continue to show each other love on their social networks. (AND)

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