Shakira and Rihanna would be preparing an expected collaboration that could become the official World Cup 2026, eleven years after their first success together.
More than a decade of his explosive collaboration in Can’t Remember to Forget You, Shakira and Rihanna could re -unite their talents, this time with an ambitious goal: to create the official song of the FIFA 2026 World Cup, which will be held in Mexico, the United States and Canada.
The information was revealed exclusively by a source close to Publimetro, ensuring that pop superstars are in conversations to launch a new topic that accompanies the most important football tournament on the planet. If confirmed, this would be one of the most anticipated collaborations by the fans of both artists, who for years have asked for their joint return to music.
In 2014, Shakira and Rihanna made history with Can’t Remember to Forget You, a song that became an international pop hymn and whose video accumulates more than 1.3 billion views on YouTube. His new collaboration could now transcend the world of entertainment to be part of the musical legacy of world football.
Although no more details are known about the subject, it is expected to have the level of production and energy characteristic of the World Cup hymns, especially considering the background of Shakira, who has already been the protagonist in previous editions with successes such as Waka Waka (South Africa 2010) and La La La La La La La La La La La (Brazil 2014).
The announcement comes in key moments for both singers. Shakira is in full international tour with women no longer cry, while Rihanna – who made history at the Super Bowl 2023 – recently confirmed his third pregnancy with the rapper at $ Ap Rocky.
If the collaboration is concretized, it would not only mark the return of two of the most influential pop voices, but also a milestone in the musical history of the World Cups.
