"Waka Waka" has been chosen as the officially designated worldwide only theme song for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Renowned Latin singer Shakira will perform the song at the World Cup closing ceremony alongside South Africa's homegrown group Freshlyground. African music has the power to inspire and has been a major player on the global pop culture scene. This song utilizes African-inspired rhythms to present this major event.
Wavin' Flag (K'naan)
Sung by Somali-born singer K'naan, who has written many songs related to the situation in Somalia. The theme song has a strong African flavor and expresses an undying love for the land of war, poverty and backwardness. Fans all over the world will feel the preciousness of peace while humming the song, cherishing life and staying away from war, and sports are always the essence of peace and friendship.
Flag to win (Zhang Liangying & Jacky Cheung)
Dolphin tone diva Zhang Liangying joins hands with the god of song, Jacky Cheung***, to sing the Mandarin version of the 2010 South Africa World Cup theme song, "Flag to win", encouraging people to express their passion for the World Cup in an African way. The song's melody is dynamic and impassioned, as if it brings people to the fiery field of play, hoping to bring the passion of World Cup soccer to Chinese fans through this song.
2010 - Meet in South Africa
[2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa]
The 2010 FIFA World Cup final week will be held on June 11, 2010 at ten stadiums in nine cities in South Africa, with the slogan "Win in Africa with Africa". Africa".) This is the first World Cup soccer tournament to be held in Africa,*** with 32 teams from all over the world participating in the tournament and 64 matches to determine the winning team. With the exception of the host nation of South Africa, the other teams were required to qualify for a place in the final week with a play-off tournament.On December 5, 2009, the group draw for the FIFA World Cup in South Africa took place, and the group stage fixtures were finalized.
2006 FIFA World Cup Germany
Time of Our Lives (Toni Braxton & Il Divo)
One of the most lyrical World Cup theme songs to date feels like it doesn't seem to belong on the green grass of passionate revelry. The first cool and penetrating piano intro of the piece is ethereal and beautiful, matched with a generation of soulful queen's low and thick voice and the romantic and warm interpretation of the "American Vocalist", which makes the work more atmospheric, tender and tragic in a deep and serene tone. Listening to this piece of music, the deepest part of the heart touches the generations of players and hundreds of millions of fans of tenderness unlimited, infatuation unlimited, dream unlimited "soccer plot"
Hips Don't Lie (Shakira)
Like the opening ceremony, Germany's World Cup organizing committee continued to maintain a simple position. simple stance, with a closing concert at Berlin's Olympic Stadium before the final, which was decided to last only 11 minutes. Anyone familiar with the World Cup song "Celebrate the day" will love "Hips don't lie", a fast Latin American-style tune featuring the popular Colombian and Latin diva Shakira, and in the World Cup's 11-minute, concise closing ceremony, the Latin queen once again danced her way to the world.
Celebrate the Day (Herbert Gronemeyer)
Herbert Gronemeyer is Germany's premier best-selling pop singer, who began his career in 1970. At that time, he was already a music director and stage actor, despite his young age. His 1984 album "Bochum" was his first breakthrough, and not only was it a household name in Germany, but it stayed on the bestseller lists for a year and a half, and is still regarded as a classic today, 20 years later.
The departure of a generation
[2006 FIFA World Cup Germany]
June 9-July 9, 2006, a time scale that had long been anticipated, had passed swiftly before there was time to look back. Lippi resigned, Klinsmann refused to renew his contract, Arena left; Beckham resigned as captain of the national team, Figo, Kahn announced his withdrawal from the national team, Zidane completely retired ...... The curtain call of the World Cup also brought about the departure of a generation. But the World Cup is by no means gone --- for example, FIFA is still pursuing the Zidane red card incident in the final, and fans around the world are still buzzing about this moving summer ......
2002 Japan-Korea World Cup
Boom (Storm) (Anastacia)
Anastacia's voice and image are incredibly disparate, with a beautiful iconoclastic appearance and a deep, rich "jazz" voice that makes a strong visual and aural impact. "Storm" has a simple, strong, poppy tune that gives it an exotic feel, and compared to the 1998 World Cup theme song "Cup of Life," it's a little less fiery and a little more urgent and powerful.
Let's Get Let's Get Together Now (Chemistry Super Man & Park Jung-hyun)
"Let's Get Together Now" is a refreshingly mellifluous song that stands out among many other World Cup songs for its uniquely Japanese pop ease and flow, and it's more a love song or an inspirational song steeped in happiness.6 The song is a great example of a Japanese pop song. The oversized six-piece ensemble, largely because of the two countries' co-sponsorship, didn't see much more in the way of musical interpretation than a handsome man paired with a beautiful woman, a powerhouse versus a vocalist.
Anthem (soccer anthem) (Vangelis)
This is by the most successful contemporary electronic music composer, the new century of music by Vangelis, he grew up showing extraordinary musical talent, however, he refused to take piano lessons and insisted on self-education. 1981 won the Oscar for the best soundtrack for the movie to the "Chariots of Fire", and has been internationally renowned. 1992, won the Oscar for the best soundtrack for the movie to the "Chariots of Fire", and has been internationally renowned. 1992, won the Oscar for the best soundtrack for the movie "Chariots of Fire". In 1992, Vangelis was awarded France's most prestigious Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, and his soccer anthem has been celebrated by fans around the world.
China's first World Cup
[2002 Japan-Korea World Cup]
The 2002 World Cup was finally moved to Asia; FIFA has since announced that each future World Cup will be held on a rotating basis on each continent. South Korea and Japan were the hosts of the 17th World Cup, the first time in the history of the World Cup that it was co-hosted by two countries. China's national team, led by head coach Bora Milutinovic, celebrated as the country reached the final stage of the World Cup for the first time in its history. In addition to China, 31 other countries participated in the World Cup.
1998 FIFA World Cup France
The Cup of Life (Ricky Martin)
Ricky Martin is a world-class iconic singer and leads the Latin music wave. The song is taken from his 1998 album "Let the Love Continue" (Vuelve), which reached #1 on the singles charts in 30 countries around the world. "The Cup of Life" also went viral after the World Cup, becoming the number one choice for setting the mood for many soccer programs. The drum rhythms and horn blasts in the song are very emotional.
Do You Mind If I Play (Axelle Red)
"Do You Mind If I Play" is a breezy song with a strong tropical feel and upbeat chanting style. None of the singers are French, and the song is not overtly French, perhaps in keeping with the World Cup's theme of integration and communication and the French penchant for the unexpected.
The fastest World Cup hat trick
[1998 World Cup in France]
This World Cup created the fastest World Cup hat trick, Argentina swept Jamaica 5-0, the God of War - Batistuta's hat trick in just ten minutes, and Batistuta has also become the only one in history to have two consecutive World Cups to perform a hat trick of the players, precise He is also the only player in the history of the World Cup to score a hat-trick in the group stage twice in a row.
1994 USA World Cup
Gloryland (Daryl Hall)
The United States has always been a virgin territory for soccer, and it seemed like a mistake to put the World Cup in their hands, and the theme song became bleak. The song "Glory Land," despite its name, has no heroism left in it. "Glory Land" is closer to a combination of folk and pop-rock, with a sense of the American Wild West.
We Are the Champions (Queen)
"Ole! Ole! Ole! We are the champions..." , remember this dynamic melody that has been played countless times on the soccer field? Have you ever shouted for your favorite team? This is a world famous fan song called "We are the champions...".
Melancholy Baggio's back is always on the line, and the Brazilians had the last laugh
[1994 FIFA World Cup USA]
The classic match of the 15th FIFA World Cup was undoubtedly the final match of the 1994 World Cup, which took place on July 17, 1994 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles. Whoever won between Italy and Brazil would become the first team to win the Cup four times. Brazil dominated the game, but Italy's defense was incredibly stout, and the game ended on a bad note with no goals scored in 120 minutes. For the first time in the history of the World Cup, the match was decided by a penalty shootout.
1990 FIFA World Cup Italy
Un'Estate Italiana (Italian Summer) (Giorgio Moroder)
"Italian Summer" is perhaps the most successful World Cup theme song of all time, and it's still fondly remembered by both veteran fans and fans alike. It's a lilting, melodic song that's still enjoyed by veteran fans and fans alike. It's a lilting, uplifting song that combines the sea breezes of the Apennines and the soccer kingdom's understanding of the game into a captivating piece of music. There are several versions of the song: the original recording is more soothing and traditional; the live version adds more rock rhythms; and because it was composed by the Italian electronic master Giorgio Gigi, there has also been a remix with a strong beat.
To Be Number One (Gianna Nannini)
While many considered it a conservative and boring World Cup, with an all-time low average of 2.21 goals per game, legend after legend brought together a wealth of classic elements. The sweep of West Germany's Iron Army, the magical "Uncle" Mira, the emergence of Skilage and Goycea, the tragic fate of Gascoigne and England ...... and, of course, the unforgettable song that echoes in the memory of " To be Number one".
The pass of the century
[1990 World Cup in Italy]
This is perhaps the most incredible assist in World Cup history, starting from midfield, Maradona used a breakthrough with the disk to shake off three men, and then beat the remaining three with a pass. When Maradona with the ball burst into the penalty area, three Brazilian defenders even disregarded the formation, collectively gathered to him, perhaps they were in this moment by Maradona all the way through the breakthrough of the momentum of the shock, clearly can be seen in their reaction to some kind of panic. It was a match that many thought was one-sided, with a considerable gap between the two sides, but in the end the power of one man changed everything, and it was the last time the Brazilians were kept out of the final of the World Cup.
Mexico 1986
A Special Kind of Hero (Stephanie Lawrence)
The 1986 World Cup belonged to Diego Maradona, the Argentine superstar who played with the "Hand of God" and five consecutive goals. The Argentine superstar, famous for his "Hand of God" and his long runs past five men to score goals, won another World Cup for his team. The traditionally atmospheric song has since been recognized as a tribute to Maradona because it was featured at the end of the official film of the tournament, "Heroes," which showed slow-motion footage of Maradona's heroics on the pitch.
Maradona's unification of the world Achievement of the new king of the ball
[1986 Mexico World Cup]
The 1986 World Cup is the World Cup belonging to Maradona alone, the Argentine football world of the genius in Mexico to show their own incomparable talent, a person directly involved in the Argentine team of the tournament in the 14 goals of the 10 goals.
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