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Anticipation for the World Cup finale has reached its peak following the confirmation of a collaboration between the artist from Barranquilla and the African dance group. After an international talent search launched months ago to find new performers, these young dancers were selected to join the superstar for the halftime show. The young artists are already in the United States, finalizing a choreography that seeks to celebrate cultural diversity and emerging talent on a global scale
A bond that transcends the stage
Preparation for this event has allowed the singer and the children to share moments of great closeness. Through digital platforms, the deep affection that has grown during rehearsals in New York has been revealed. The artist has described the experience as a mutual learning process, highlighting the positive energy the children have brought to her life and her inner circle.
This connection has even extended to her family life, allowing her sons, Milan and Sasha, to interact spontaneously with the group members. Images have captured them walking through iconic locations like Times Square, where the group showcased their unique dance moves to the local public, demonstrating the chemistry and charisma they will bring to the stadium for the grand final.
High-level rehearsals and collaborations
The journey toward the official performance included a previous appearance at the Prudential Center in New Jersey. During that event, the Ghetto Kids from Uganda proved their readiness by sharing the stage with the Colombian star and special guests like Wyclef Jean, building the confidence necessary to face the massive World Cup audience.
In addition to the highly anticipated appearance of Shakira at World Cup 2026, the event will feature a roster of international stars. For the main show, the presence of figures such as Madonna, BTS, and Justin Bieber has been confirmed, alongside Burna Boy, who will join the Colombian singer to perform the official anthem, “Dai Dai”.
Meanwhile, the closing ceremony will feature the talent of Robbie Williams, Laura Pausini, and Jennifer Hudson, alongside film personalities and content creators, completing a historic day for culture and sports.
