Soccer BGM: A collection of theme songs and cheering chants

Fútbol México 70Los Hermanos Zavala

“Futbol Mexico 70” – Official song for the World Cup 1970

This is the official theme song of the 1970 FIFA World Cup, a brilliant fusion of Mexico’s musical culture and its passion for soccer.

Incorporating elements of mariachi and ranchera—traditional Mexican music styles—the sound heightens the festive atmosphere and sets the heart racing.

The tight-knit performance and rich harmonies of the 12 siblings of Los Hermanos Zavala added even more splendor to the excitement of the tournament.

This classic, which captured the hearts of soccer fans around the world, is perfect not only as background music for watching matches, but also as entertainment at sporting events and as a party anthem.

RememberRip Slyme with Mongol 800

RIP SLYME – Remember(RIP SLYME with MONGOL800)

Released as the first collaboration between RIP SLYME, a rap group popular among young people, and the hit rock band MONGOL800, this song was selected as the support anthem for the 86th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

Its sound is captivating, delivering courage and energy to those who are feeling down.

A Question of HonorSarah Brightman

Sarah Brightman – Question of Honor (Extended version)

It’s the theme song used for TV Asahi’s soccer broadcasts that often plays during “matches we absolutely cannot lose.” Because many people say, “Listening to this gets me fired up,” the CD featuring the track, titled ‘TV Asahi Soccer Anthem,’ became a hot topic for a time.

Let the flowers in your heart bloom.ikimonogakari

Jan 11, 2009 – High School Championship Final: Kagoshima Jōsei vs. Hiroshima Minami Event

This song, included on Ikimonogakari’s third major original album “My song Your song,” was selected as the cheer song for the 87th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament.

Depicting setbacks and inner struggles on the road to glory, it has been embraced not only as a soccer anthem but also as an encouraging song for anyone pursuing their dreams.

BoomAnastacia

Anastacia – Boom

A must-hear anthem for soccer fans! This track, which lit up the 2002 FIFA World Cup, captivates with Anastacia’s powerful vocals and catchy melody.

Created in collaboration with Glen Ballard, it powerfully expresses self-belief and the determination to win.

Also included on the album “Freak of Nature,” it was loved around the world.

In 2014, it was even chosen by MTV Italy as the most popular World Cup song.

Perfect not only for watching soccer, but also for those moments when you want to fire yourself up.

Thunderous applauseLiSA

LiSA “Simultaneous Applause” -MUSIC CLIP- (Official Theme Song for ABEMA and TV Asahi’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Programs)

This is the official theme song for ABEMA and TV Asahi’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 programs.

Now in the 11th year of her solo career, LiSA brings a powerful sound that captures both her passion for the field of singing and the fighting spirit of every player participating in the World Cup.

As you listen, don’t you start to feel your body itch with excitement, thinking, “Let’s cheer with everything we’ve got so that the players—who have practiced until they were worn out for this one-and-only match—are rewarded for their efforts and we can see their victorious smiles!”

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Waka WakaShakira

Shakira – Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) (The Official 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Song)

This is a song by Colombian singer Shakira and the official theme song of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.

It is said to be based on “Zangaléwa” by the Cameroonian group Golden Sounds, respectfully sampling and reworking it into a stylish sound.

Lyrically, it’s a passionate anthem that encourages those who are fighting on the field—perfect for sporting moments.

The use of multiple languages, not just English, also makes it an ideal track for an international tournament.

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