Shakira’s “Waka, Waka (This Time For Africa)” has been named “the catchiest soccer song,” according to new research obtained by SeatPick. The Colombian singer’s trilingual bop featuring Freshlyground ...

The FIFA World Cup soundtrack is one of the most important collections of music every year, and 2022 is no different. Each collection of songs is centered around bringing people together, and bridging ...

Shakira is the latest star to join the coveted billionaire club on YouTube. The Colombian singer’s “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)” – the official 2010 FIFA World Cup song – reached more than 1 ...

And it is no secret that the love story between Shakira and Pique started in 2010, before the World Cup in South Africa, in which the singer was the main figure for the aforementioned song and the ...

With the Grammy Awards and Premios Lo Nuestro ceremony right around the corner, Latino singers such as Marc Anthony and Jennifer López are getting ready for their big moments on and off the red carpet ...

Shakira wrote a special message for Princess Charlotte after Prince William revealed his daughter loves the song "Waka Waka." William, the Duke of Cambridge, told an Apple Fitness+ podcast how his ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Two years after splitting from the father of her children, Gerard Piqué, Shakira has four major hits ...

Pop music anthems, from classy to cheesy to tongue-in-cheek, have been an integral part of the global soccer tournament for decades. By Scott Roxborough Like hockey and bad haircuts, the World Cup and ...

Social media has the power for turning ordinary people into overnight sensations — all it takes is a spark of talent. Remember the Kacha Badam seller whose catchy jingle took the internet by storm? Or ...

It’s been a while since we’ve heard new Waka Flocka Flame on the radio, but the 31-year-old rapper is always good for a sound byte. Whether roasting grumpy old heads for badmouthing new rappers or ...

In Machine Gun Kelly’s video for “Wild Boy,” the Cleveland rapper asks Juaquin Malphurs, aka Waka Flocka, if he thinks he’s a good rapper. Flocka shakes his head and responds, “Fuck, no!” This ...