FIFA World Cup 2022 song: Name, lyrics, meaning & everything you need to know

The World Cup 2022's official anthem, unveiled earlier this year, was performed on April 1 at the finals' draw event in Doha.
Here, we listen to the World Cup anthem more closely and remember some of the now-famous tunes that filled the stadiums during previous World Cups.

What song will be the 2022 World Cup anthem?

The draw event in Doha, Qatar, on 1 April, saw the debut of the official World Cup 2022 anthem.


The song "Hayya Hayya (Better Together)" was played live on stage as part of the celebrations as the schedule for the finals, which will take place from November 20 to December 18, was announced.

The performer of the 2022 World Cup anthem.

Trinidad Cardona is the first of the trio of musicians to appear on "Hayya Hayya." Phoenix, Arizona, is where the American R&B singer is from.



The songs "Jennifer" and "Dinero" by singer-songwriter Cardona first became popular online in 2017. The latter song was the foundation for the star's current level of musical success and was used in several TikTok dance challenges.

Afrobeats legend Davido is the second performer on the song. The song has a global feel, given that the singer, songwriter, and producer is Nigerian-American and has lived in North America, London, and Africa.

FAQs:

1. What language is the song for the 2022 World Cup?
   The song "Hayya Hayya" is entirely sung in English.
2. What songs served as the previous World Cup anthems?
   The English and Spanish versions of "Live It Up," the official World Cup 2018 song, were made available. Additionally, "We Are One" (Ola Ola) and "La La La (Brasil 2014)" were the official anthems for the 2014 World Cup. In addition to English, Spanish, and Portuguese, these were both published. In preparation for the South Africa World Cup in 2010, "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" was released in English and Spanish.