Shakira sends fans into meltdown with FIFA World Cup 2026 anthem music video
Shakira has a history of belting out hit tracks for FIFA World Cups
As the FIFA World Cup 2026 is around the corner, Shakira did not disappoint.
The Colombian hitmaker, in her football avatar, dropped Dai Dai — the tournament's official anthem — music video.
Fans, after hearing the quirky beat of the track, are already calling it the song of the summer.
While in the music video, the football's who's who were featured.
From bigwig Lionel Messi to the star of the previous World Cup, Kylian Mbappé.
Not to mention, there are other key soccer players, too.
Brazil's top player Vinícius Júnior, Norway's blazing striker Erling Haaland, and Harry Kane, the captain of England.
Luis Díaz, Rodri, Takefusa Kubo, Alphonso Davies, Jamal Musiala, Christian Pulisic, and Santiago Giménez also made key appearances.
This is not the first time Shakira rocked the football world.
She previously belted out an evergreen Waka Waka for the Football World Cup in South Africa in 2010.
Then in 2014, when the FIFA World Cup was set to take place in Brazil, she delivered La La La.
This time, the FIFA 2026 is being held across the USA, Canada, and Mexico in July.
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