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Shakira’s song “Waka Waka” is still considered one of the most iconic World Cup anthems in football history.
Globally renowned Colombian singer Shakira has once again reunited with football’s biggest global event, and her new official song for the FIFA World Cup 2026 has sparked massive excitement among fans worldwide.
Shakira recently shared a teaser of the official World Cup 2026 anthem, “Die Die,” across her social media platforms, instantly igniting discussions among football and music fans. The track has been created in collaboration with Nigerian superstar Burna Boy, while the full release is expected on May 14.
The music video was filmed inside Brazil’s legendary Maracanã Stadium, where Shakira appears alongside colorful dancers and performers dressed in the colors of different national team jerseys, capturing the spirit and energy of international football.
The teaser attracted extraordinary attention immediately after release. On Instagram alone, it has already gained millions of views, while fans across other social media platforms say it has revived memories of past World Cup moments.
Shakira’s connection with the FIFA World Cup is nothing new. During the 2010 South Africa World Cup, her anthem “Waka Waka” became a global sensation and is still regarded as one of the greatest World Cup songs ever made. Before that, she was part of the 2006 opening celebrations with “Hips Don’t Lie,” while in 2014 she once again entertained football fans with “La La La.”
The new teaser also includes glimpses of iconic official FIFA World Cup footballs from previous tournaments, serving as a tribute to Shakira’s long-standing relationship with the event.
Fans on social media have described her return as “iconic.” Many users joked that the World Cup now feels incomplete without Shakira, while others humorously suggested that every official FIFA World Cup anthem should permanently belong to her.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be jointly hosted by United States, Mexico, and Canada from June 11 to July 19, 2026. The opening match will take place at the historic Estadio Azteca, while the final will be held at MetLife Stadium.
To make the tournament even more unique, FIFA is reportedly introducing a Super Bowl-style halftime show for the first time, with musical direction being overseen by Chris Martin of Coldplay. Experts believe the 2026 World Cup could become not only a celebration of football, but also a spectacular global showcase of music and pop culture.
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