Pop Melody Vault on Instagram: "When Shakira released "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" as the official song of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, she didn't just drop a hit - she sparked a movement. Blending Afro-Caribbean rhythms with pop hooks and a message of resilience, the track became a rallying cry for unity, strength, and celebration. Her live performances of the song are legendary from the electrifying World Cup kickoff concert to her global tours, each version brings new energy, visuals, and e

Vibe Focused on Instagram: ""If you love English songs, then follow this. Shakira's performance of "Waka Waka . This Time for Africa)" at Glastonbury 2010 remains one of the mos electrifying moments in music history. Captured during the height o the FIFA World Cup fever, this live version showcases Shakira's incredible stage presence and her ability to unite the world througt dance. From the iconic choreographv to the infectious Afro-fusion beats, this anthem is more than just a song-it's a glob

MUSICIAN on Instagram: "@lyriic_songs She nailed it perfectly 🔥 "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" is Shakira's iconic 2010 FIFA World Cup official song, featuring South African band Freshlyground. Released on May 7, 2010, by Epic Records, it blends motivational English lyrics with Cameroonian makossa influences from the 1986 track "Zangaléwa" by Golden Sounds. Shakira co-wrote and produced the track with John Hill, drawing from her childhood memories of "Zangaléwa" in Colombia. It served as th