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FIFA Release First Song From Official Qatar World Cup Soundtrack

Rory O'Callaghan

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FIFA Release First Song From Official Qatar World Cup Soundtrack

FIFA has released the first song from its official soundtrack for the World Cup in Qatar.

The track, titled 'Hayya Hayya (Better Together)', features Qatari singer Aisha and American artists Trinidad Cardona and Davido.

It is the first release from a multi-song soundtrack for the tournament, which gets underway in November.

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The track is set to be performed live for the first time at the World Cup draw in Doha on Friday.

In an official statement released on Friday, FIFA said the song “epitomises the excitement of a football festival that will light up the world later this year”.

Qatari native Aisha added: “I am blessed and honoured to exist in these exciting times, where I get to witness and be part of this huge milestone for my country, Qatar.

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“The song’s message of togetherness and joy resonated with me as joy was present with us throughout the journey of making this song.

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“It is a dream come true to perform for the FIFA World Cup final draw and be part of such an important song.”

Reaction to the song has been mixed on social media.

“Loved it.. The enthusiasm.. Looking forward to this year!! Can’t wait!!," wrote one fan on YouTube.

“Wavin Flag and Waka Waka will forever be the best FIFA WORLD CUP song.... No cap," added another on Twitter.

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How does the song compare to previous World Cup soundtracks? Let us know your thoughts.

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Featured Image Credit: FIFA

Topics: Football World Cup, Football, FIFA

Rory O'Callaghan
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