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Whenever, Wherever

Whenever, Wherever

Song by Gloria Estefan, Shakira, and Tim MitchellWikipedia

Search complete. 62 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Whenever, Wherever".

Oct 13, 2026

speaker_2HOST
1:23
Uh, now, why everyone is talking about it? Because this isn't the f- their first time together.
speaker_2HOST
1:29
Back in January 2024, Kygo and Ava Max released Whatever, a song that, uh, reworked Shakira's Whenever, Wherever with a chorus that flips the original love message into a breakup rebuke.
speaker_2HOST
1:44
It hit number one in Norway, top 10 in Sweden, and went platinum in several countries, including the US, UK, and France, where it diamond.
speaker_2HOST
1:55
Also, Wikipedia notes that it had mixed reviews from critics, which is funny because fans clearly didn't care.
Kelley O'HaraHOST
1:35
But as you know, get us wherever, whenever.
Kelley O'HaraHOST
1:38
I think it's whenever, wherever.
Kelley O'HaraHOST
1:39
It's
Ali RileyHOST
1:39
whenever, wherever.
Kelley O'HaraHOST
1:41
We know that now.
Kelley O'HaraHOST
1:42
We know that now.

56 MINS LATER

Kelley O'HaraHOST
58:13
Follow us at timewastingpod.
Kelley O'HaraHOST
58:15
Thanks for our career behind the scenes.
ChrisHOST
2:59
That was If You Wanna Be Happy by Jimmy Soul, who tragically passed away from a heart attack at the age of 48 in 1988.
ChrisHOST
3:08
He has song number 1500 on Billboard's top 3000 songs of all time.
ChrisHOST
3:13
And he's our newest member of the Century Club, songs that end at the century mark.
ChrisHOST
3:18
Following song 3000 is This Love by Survivor.
ChrisHOST
3:22
Song 2900, Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode.
ChrisHOST
4:28
And hello, everybody.
ChrisHOST
4:29
Welcome to the back nine of this countdown.
ChrisHOST
4:31
We are doing the final 1500 songs, starting with this one, episode 76.
Ellie HarwoodPANELIST
51:34
Like, I started here in 2018, and I know I haven't been here for the whole time, but that is one of the hardest ones I've ever had to choose.
Ellie HarwoodPANELIST
51:40
So we had Britney Spears, Toxic, Shakira, Whenever, Wherever.
Ellie HarwoodPANELIST
51:44
Yeah.
Ellie HarwoodPANELIST
51:45
And Kerry Hilson, Knock You Down.
Miguel PerezGUEST
3:32
So in her native Colombia, she was already a star and her popularity before laundry service was growing, I think, rapidly throughout Latin America, throughout parts of Europe.
Miguel PerezGUEST
3:43
mostly thanks to her 1995 record, Pies Descalzos, which I think featured a sound that was pretty distinct from Whenever, Wherever.
Miguel PerezGUEST
3:54
Here is one of, I think, the best songs off of that album.
Miguel PerezGUEST
3:57
It's called Antología.

7 MINS LATER

Raina DourisHOST
11:26
This is World Cafe.
Raina DourisHOST
11:27
And it's the first of a four-part series called Before the Breakthrough.
Raina DourisHOST
11:31
It's so wild that she had MTV Unplugged before she released her huge breakthrough laundry service in 2001 that had like whenever, wherever on it.
Miguel PerezGUEST
11:39
Yeah, I think like it definitely endeared her to like American critics.
Donna GattierAUDIENCE
5:53
[laughs]
Vernon KayHOST
5:57
For a point, which rock band fronted by David Coverdale had consecutive hits in 1987 with the songs Still of the Night- Is This Love and Here I Go Again?
Donna GattierAUDIENCE
6:12
Oh, uh, oh, oh, is it White Snake?
Vernon KayHOST
6:16
Yes.
Vernon KayHOST
10:42
So good luck.
Vernon KayHOST
11:03
Here's your first question, Ben, for a point.
Vernon KayHOST
11:06
During the noughties, the songs Whenever, Wherever, Underneath Your Clothes, and She Wolf were all major hits for which Colombian female star?
Ben DouglasAUDIENCE
11:20
That'd be Shakira.

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