These original and natural dance movements throughout the song become the most iconic movements of the song.įor many fans, listening to "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" not only brings them closer to the feeling of Africa but more importantly, to the wonderful figure of Shakira, which combined together makes it a classic piece of music in the history of the World Cup. When the melody of WakaWaka comes, it jumps out with the African tap steps and the bright rhythm of the song, with simple but impressive movements. In the dance, there are a few sections where the hands are joined together and the limbs are danced joyfully. The dance movements of the song have been carefully edited, with passionate and open movements. It is commonly used in East African countries and is also the official word of the African Union and many other countries. "Waka Waka" is an African Swahili verb meaning flame, to burn passionately, to shine, etc. Shakira performed this song at the closing ceremony of the World Cup together with the local South African group Freshlyground.
The song's dance moves are passionate and exuberant, reflecting a strong African style and highlighting the infectious artistic power of African dance. The song is included in Shakira's 2010 album of the same name, which is full of passion and expresses the spirit and energy of the World Cup in South Africa. Waka Waka (This Time for Africa), sung by Colombian singer Shakira, is the official theme song of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Repeatedly tasted, the song also carries a faint sadness, because the glory and dream are always accompanied by endless pain and loss. Especially, those who are in a fiercely competitive environment, and reach the top after hard work and hardship, can feel the great impact of the soul. This song is easy to resonate with people. They are now commonly used in various sporting events to promote sportsmanship. Both songs are known for their uplifting and heart-stopping sound and have therefore been used for numerous sporting and even political occasions. Also released at the same time was the super classic "We Will Rock You". They were dressed in a luxurious and glamorous manner, with an air of royal artistry.
In the 1970s, British heavy metal bands often gave the impression of being unkempt and downbeat, except for the band "Queen", which showed a sense of aristocracy in their dress and demeanor. In 1994, We Are the Champions became the theme song of the World Cup in the United States. We Are the Champions, one of Queen's most famous singles, was composed by the band's lead singer Freddie Mercury and released from the album News of the World (1977) in early 1978.
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