FIFA confirms Shakira and Burna Boy in the Final Halftime Show lineup on 19 July. The complete song-by-song set list has not been published, so Dai Dai remains the official tournament song without a confirmed halftime performance.
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2026 World Cup songs
The 2026 collection in this atlas spans 2026, based on the entries currently documented here.
What this collection contains
- 20 documented entries across one tournament cycle.
- 19 entries are identified as official or classic tournament music in the source data.
- The indexed language labels are Arabic, English, Multilingual, Portuguese, and Spanish.
- 43 credited artists or groups appear across these entries.
- The collection's country labels are Global, Mexico, and United States.
The counts and labels come from the entries currently published in this atlas. “Official”, “soundtrack”, “campaign”, and “fan” are kept separate because they describe different relationships to a tournament; a popular song is not automatically an organiser-designated release.
Collection content updated: . New discoveries enter a review queue before they can change these totals.
Checked 15 July 2026
Final week: three music roles to track
The Closing Ceremony starts 90 minutes before kick-off, while the Final Halftime Show happens during the match interval. Both have confirmed performers, but neither announcement supplies a complete song order. These notes keep the event and music-role labels separate.
Open the source-checked Closing Ceremony guide Open the source-checked Final Halftime Show guideDNA's verified role remains the tournament-wide official anthem. FIFA's checked release ties its first live performance to the Mexico City opening ceremony on 11 June; this atlas does not claim a separate final performance without a FIFA source.
FIFA official anthem releaseGame Time's verified role remains an official album track with an opening-ceremony connection. FIFA announced its live debut for Los Angeles on 12 June; this atlas does not promote it to a final song without a FIFA source.
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Dai Dai
The headline 2026 World Cup song entry from Shakira and Burna Boy, useful for users looking for the main tournament song rather than the broader album.
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DNA
Andrea Bocelli, David Guetta, EJAE, Megan Thee Stallion
A focused anthem page for users who want to know whether DNA is the official anthem, who performs it, and how it fits into the broader 2026 soundtrack.
Open detail pageBlessings
A 2026 official album track that adds UK rap, R&B, and gospel-leaning search context to the FIFA Sound library.
Open detail pageChampion
A 2026 official album track that brings creator-led football fandom into the FIFA Sound catalog through IShowSpeed.
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Echo
A 2026 World Cup album track connecting reggaeton and dancehall audiences through Daddy Yankee and Shenseea.
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A 2026 official album track with a pop and rap crossover angle from Ava Max and BIA.
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Game Time
A 2026 soundtrack page aimed at users browsing the official album rather than only the headline song or anthem.
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Goals
A 2026 album track that brings together K-pop, Brazilian pop, and Afrobeats search interest in one World Cup music page.
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Illuminate
A 2026 album track with cross-language appeal from Jessie Reyez and Elyanna, useful for users browsing the broader tournament soundtrack.
Open detail pageIn the Stars (Remix)
A 2026 official album entry that gives the atlas a classic-rock discovery lane inside the modern FIFA Sound program.
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Lighter
A 2026 soundtrack entry with useful crossover appeal for country, Latin, and tournament music searchers.
Open detail pageLove Always Wins
A 2026 official album track written and produced by Emilio Estefan and performed by Shaggy, Cimafunk, and Zema.
Open detail pageMi Mexico Lindo
A Spanish-language 2026 album track with a direct host-country angle through Mexico and Alejandro Fernández.
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No Place Like Home
Major Lazer, Nelly Furtado, Davido
A 2026 album track with global-pop reach from Major Lazer, Nelly Furtado, and Davido.
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A Spanish-language 2026 official album track from Danny Ocean, useful for Latin-pop and matchday phrase searches.
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Por Ella
A Spanish-language 2026 album track with a natural host-country connection through Mexico and a strong Latin music search lane.
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A 2026 official album track connecting Afropop and hip-hop audiences through Ayra Starr and Latto.
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Nora Fatehi, Vegedream, Sanjoy
A multilingual 2026 official album entry connecting Nora Fatehi, Vegedream, and Sanjoy inside the tournament soundtrack.
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Three Nations
21 Savage, Nata Cano, French Montana
A 2026 album track whose title directly echoes the three host nations idea behind the expanded North American tournament.
Open detail pageTake Me Home, Country Roads
During the 2026 tournament, USMNT fans and players were reported celebrating with Country Roads after a win, creating a current-cycle example of how a familiar song can become a matchday soundtrack.
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