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Shakira and Burna Boy Release the Video for “Dai Dai” featuring an all-star cast of Football Players



 

Shakira and Burna Boy released the video for their new track “Dai Dai,” the official song of the FIFA World Cup 2026™, in support of the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.  Watch HERE.  The video was shot in Miami and directed by Hannah Lux Davis. It features a compilation of soccer stars Lionel Messi, Harry Kane, Kylian Mbappé, Rodrigo Hernández (Rodri), Vinícius Júnior, Takefusa Kubo, Santiago Giménez, Erling Haaland, Luis Díaz, Alphonso Davies, Jamal Musiala and Christian Pulisic.

The video also features Ghetto Kids Uganda, a life-changing NGO dedicated to supporting orphaned, street, and vulnerable children through music, dance, and drama. By turning talent into opportunity, the organization provides education, shelter, healthcare, food, and hope for a brighter future while helping children stay away from the hardships of street life.

The video shows Shakira atop Mexico City’s Angel de la Independencia, one of Mexico’s most iconic landmarks on the emblematic Reforma Avenue. It serves as a visual tribute to a country that has played an important role throughout her career, with special thanks to the capital’s tourism campaign “Ciudad de México Corazón Grande” for its support in bringing this moment to life.

Shakira will co-headline the FIFA World Cup 2026™Final Halftime Show on Sunday, July 19, alongside Madonna and BTS. She will perform Dai Dai with Burna Boy. For the first time in FIFA World Cup™ history, the final will feature a halftime show, bringing together global artists for a singular moment at the intersection of sport, culture, and purpose, to support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund..

As announced last week at Global Citizen NOW in New York, 'Dai Dai' will be the official anthem of the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, which aims to raise USD $100 million by the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Final to provide children in underserved communities around the world with access to quality education and sports. Shakira’s royalties from 'Dai Dai' are being donated to the Education Fund, and Sony Music will match the first $250,000 raised with a donation. Additionally, Shakira is donating $1 from every ticket sold to her upcoming 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' tour to the Education Fund.

This summer, Shakira will hit the road for a special limited run of U.S. dates on her record-breaking Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour, giving fans a rare chance to see her electrifying production up close in more intimate arena settings this summer.  Tickets are available at shakira.com. In October, Shakira will headline an 11-night stadium European residency based in Madrid, with a stadium named ‘Shakira Stadium’ being built especially for her, and has already sold more than half a million tickets.

For Burna Boy, the collaboration marks another defining global moment in a career that continues to bridge music, sport, and culture on an unprecedented scale. Widely recognized as one of the most influential African artists of his generation, Burna Boy has become synonymous with stadium-level performance, global musical fusion, and the international rise of African music and culture. From headlining arenas and stadiums across the world to performing at the NBA All-Star Game and building major partnerships at the intersection of music and sport, Burna Boy continues to redefine what global African artistry looks like at the highest level.  Burna Boy is currently in the midst of an expansive international run that continues to cement his position as one of the world’s leading live performers and cultural voices

 

About Shakira

Shakira is a Colombian singer-songwriter and multi-GRAMMY® award winner. She has sold over 95 million records worldwide and has won numerous awards, including four GRAMMYs®, fifteen Latin GRAMMYs®, and multiple World Music Awards, American Music Awards and Billboard Music Awards, to name a few. She is the most-viewed female Latin artist, and one of the top-10 artists of all time on YouTube with over 27 billion cumulative views, and the most-streamed female Latin artist of all time on Spotify.

Most recently, Shakira released her twelfth studio album, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, to rave reviews and a GRAMMY® win for Best Latin Album. The album is a dazzling testament to her resilience and strength, as well as music's power to transform the most trying experiences into precious moments. In the first 24 hours it was released, the album became the most-streamed album of 2024 and was certified 7x Platinum. Less than a week after releasing her critically acclaimed new album, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, Shakira surprised a crowd of over 40,000 people, the largest audience for a performance in Times Square and larger than any New Year's Eve crowd, with a mesmerizing performance at the TSX Stage in Times Square. Watch HERE.  In 2025, Shakira launched her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran stadium world tour, recently crowned as the “highest-grossing Hispanic tour of all time,” achieving a gross revenue of $421.6 million, inclusive of 82 stadium shows all across the US and Latin America with over 3.3 million people in attendance.

 Shakira’s previous album, El Dorado, ranked #1 on iTunes in 37 Countries, won Best Pop Vocal Album at the 2017 Latin GRAMMY® Awards, and Best Latin Pop Album at the 2018 GRAMMY® Awards. With over 12 billion streams, it is one of the most-streamed female albums of all time. In 24 hours, “SHAKIRA || BZRP Music Sessions #53” made history both on Spotify with over 14 million streams and on YouTube with over 52 million views. The song debuted at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is another historic moment for Shakira, as she is the first solo woman to debut in the Top 10 on the chart with a song recorded in Spanish. It is also the Spanish-language song with the most streams in a single day in Spotify history. In September, Shakira received the MTV Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the MTV Video Music Awards and, in honor of her award, put on a breathtaking performance of her greatest hits.

 

About Burna Boy

Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu MFR, globally known as Burna Boy, is one of the most influential and defining artists of his generation. Born on July 2, 1991, in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, into a family deeply rooted in music and culture, Burna Boy emerged with his breakout single “Like to Party” in 2012 before releasing his debut album L.I.F.E in 2013. Over the last decade, he has evolved into a global cultural force, building a sound that seamlessly blends Afrobeat, reggae, dancehall, hip-hop, and soul into a genre-defying musical identity recognised around the world.

Widely celebrated for transforming African music into a stadium-level global experience, Burna Boy has continuously broken barriers on the world stage. He became the first African artist to headline and sell out London Stadium, performing to over 60,000 people, while also selling out major venues including Madison Square Garden in New York, Paris’ Accor Arena, and the Stade de France, where he performed before more than 80,000 fans. His commanding live performances have made him a fixture on some of the world’s biggest stages and festivals, including Coachella, Glastonbury, and Afro Nation, cementing his status as a global performer and cultural ambassador.

In 2021, Burna Boy won the GRAMMY Award for Best Global Music Album for his critically acclaimed album Twice As Tall, marking a landmark moment for African music internationally. His catalogue includes global hits such as “Last Last,” alongside multiple BET Awards, MOBO Awards, MTV EMA wins, and international chart success. In 2025, his eighth studio album No Sign of Weakness received widespread critical acclaim, further reinforcing his reputation as one of contemporary music’s most fearless and versatile artists.

Beyond music, Burna Boy’s influence extends into fashion, philanthropy, sport, and global culture. Known for his bold visual identity and unapologetic authenticity, he has become a recognised figure at the intersection of luxury fashion and contemporary African creativity, including a standout appearance at the 2025 Met Gala wearing a custom look by British-Ghanaian designer Ozwald Boateng.In August 2025, Burna Boy entered a multi-year partnership with Swiss performance brand ON, becoming a global ambassador and the brand’s “Clubhouse President,” further expanding his influence across music, movement, and culture. His growing presence within the world of sport has also included performances at major global sporting events and collaborations that continue to bridge entertainment and athletic culture on an international scale.

Outside entertainment, Burna Boy remains committed to humanitarian and community-focused initiatives through projects supporting healthcare, education, hunger alleviation, and underserved communities across Nigeria and beyond.

With a career spanning more than a decade, Burna Boy continues to redefine global sound and African cultural influence on his own terms — standing as one of the most impactful artists of the modern era.

 

About Ghetto Kids

Ghetto Kids   is an NGO (Inspire Triplets Ghetto Kids) from Kampala, Uganda, East Africa.

Founded by Dauda Kavuma, a former street kid himself. Ghetto Kids comprises orphaned, street kids, and vulnerable children (60 children), with 18 performers ranging in age from 2 to 18 years, using music, dance, and drama to achieve education, food, health care, accommodations, and clothing.

At their young and impressionable age, the kids have resorted to using music, dance and drama as a way of staying away from the   violence   that they experienced on the streets.

With the assistance and guidance of their guardian Kavuma Dauda, Ghetto Kids raise money from their live performances and when they are hired to dance to music of various artists in  music videos. This is further supplemented by donations from a few individual well-wishers. All the money is used to assist in providing them with a safe place to live, food, clothing, medical expenses,  and to pay for their education. All the (60) Ghetto Kids members live   together. Because Kavuma did something radically different from most people, the world is now able to learn a little more about the millions of ignored children across the globe. Making Lives Better Through Dance.

 

 

 

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