As the 2026 FIFA 2026 FIFA World Cupexcitement begins to grow in Mexico and throughout the continent. However, in the last few hours, an unexpected change in the official schedule caught the attention of fans and users on social networks. The arrival of the World Cup trophy to the country, originally scheduled for February 26, was postponed by one day and will now take place on the 27th.
Although the change seems to be due to logistical reasons, the date adjustment did not go unnoticed, as it coincides with another important event in the Mexican capital.
Shakira at the 2026 World Cup? Coincidence with a big concert
On February 27, the same day, Colombian singer Shakira Shakira is scheduled to give a massive concert at the GNP Seguros Stadium. This venue, one of the most important in the country for massive shows, will be the stage for a show that promises to gather thousands of people.
The coincidence of the two dates quickly ignited the digital conversation. For many users, it is not a simple adjustment in the calendar, but a possible sign of something bigger. Speculation was quick to surface, pointing to a possible collaboration between the artist and FIFA in the run-up to the World Cup.
Among the theories circulating, some fans suggest that Shakira could appear as a special guest during the trophy presentation in Mexico. Others go even further and consider that she could be involved in the official song of the tournament, a key element in every edition of the World Cup.
These assumptions are not far-fetched if one takes into account the precedent of Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)the iconic song that the Colombian singer performed during the 2010 FIFA World Cup 2010 FIFA World Cup. That song was not only a commercial success, but also became a cultural symbol that transcended borders and generations.
Nostalgia and a possible new musical era
So far, there is no official confirmation of a new collaboration between Shakira and FIFA. However, the artist’s track record with the organization and her impact on global sporting events keep expectations alive.
The 2026 World Cup, to be held in North America, represents a unique opportunity to connect cultures through sport and music. In this context, the possibility of Shakira returning to be part of the show arouses both nostalgia and excitement.
For many fans, imagining a new anthem capable of replicating the “Waka Waka” phenomenon is reason enough to get excited. Meanwhile, the conversation continues to grow on social networks, where the coincidence of dates has been enough to revive the memory of one of the most emblematic moments in recent World Cup history.