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Dua Lipa knows how to neatly "capture" the musical tastes of people in every corner of the world and not only that! She puts on a show at every public outing and stage performance, but when it comes to her private life she seems committed to keeping it that way from start to finish.  

In an interview with journalist Anderson Cooper, the latter asks Dua for an answer to critics who think that her hits do not have a personal approach, to convey more details about love, feelings or her life as a whole.

"It's something I naturally chose to have," explains Lipa. "Some people are so ruthless with their private lives that they decide to put it all out in a song because they know it will get people's attention," adds the artist.

For the singer, this is a wrong approach because according to her music should go to people in an original way and not with a specific purpose.

"For me, it's always been important to make music that people love and not because I want to get clicks at someone else's expense. No, I don't do that!"

And there's not much doubt about the fact that her music is one of the most important things people love about her. Her third album, Radical Optimism, topped the UK Singles Chart and peaked at number two on the Billboard 200.

We remind you that Dua is preparing for a world tour in 43 countries that he has already made public from Europe to Australia and New Zealand.

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Source: Billboard