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Maluma will perform the official song of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar

Maluma will perform the official song of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar

This week it was confirmed that the paisa singer, Maluma, will be interpreting the official theme for the World Cup in Qatar alongside two international artists. He was joined by Colombian Nicki Minaj and Myriam Fares, and the three will sing “Tukoh Taka”. It was the American rapper who made a post on her Instagram telling who would be the performer of the song.

Maluma is the third Colombian confirmed by FIFA after learning of this J Balvin and Shakira will also be part of the line-up of artists who will be in Doha to open the 2022 World Cup. Singer Dua Lipa was one of the most famous artists who opened the concert. But she herself, through her Instagram account, claimed that she refused the proposal.

“There is a lot of speculation that I will be presenting at the opening ceremony of the World Cup in Qatar. I will not act and have never been involved in any negotiations for employment. I will be rooting for England from afar, and I look forward to visiting Qatar when it fulfills all the rights promises it made when it won the right to host the World Cup.” . stated the artist.

The official song for the 2022 Qatar World Cup

The official song for the Qatar World Cup 2022, which was sung by Maluma, Nicki Minaj and Myriam Fares, will be released next Friday, November 18, and its name will be Tokuh Taka. From now on, you can save to apps like Spotify or Apple Music To receive the notification as soon as it is available. Now it is important to remember that it already existsHayya Hayya: Better TogetherIt is also the official song of the 2022 World Cup.

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The song currently exceeds already 24 million views in YouTube. performed by singers Davido, Aisha, and Trinidad CardonaThey are the representatives of Nigeria, Qatar and the United States, respectively. The Song During the draw ceremony in Doha on the first of April. Its title is “Hayya Hayya”, translating to “Let’s go, Let’s go”.