LISA Anitta Rema World Cup Song Released

LISA, Anitta, and Rema have released “Goals” for the official World Cup 2026 album. The track brings K-pop, Latin pop, and afrobeats into the tournament’s music rollout. It is available through SALXCO UAM and Def Jam Recordings, with an official video also released. The song adds another global entertainment layer before the FIFA World Cup 2026.

The three artists are scheduled to perform “Goals” live for the first time at Los Angeles Stadium on June 12. That performance will take place during the opening ceremony in Los Angeles before the first U.S.-hosted match. The release follows earlier album tracks “Lighter,” “Por ella,” “Echo,” and “Illuminate.” The music campaign now has a clearer cross-continent identity before tournament week.

Goals Brings Three Global Pop Audiences Into One Release

“Goals” works as a deliberate blend of artist fan bases and regional sounds. LISA brings a K-pop audience with huge reach across Asia and global pop spaces. Anitta connects the song to Brazil and Latin pop, while Rema adds Nigerian afrobeats influence. The mix gives the tournament album a broader sound than a single-market anthem.

The track was produced by Grammy-winning producer Cirkut. Its release positions music as part of the tournament’s identity, not just ceremony background. World Cup songs often become memory markers for fans because they travel through broadcasts, clips, fan zones, and opening events. This release gives FIFA Sound a recognizable trio before the tournament arrives in North America.

LISA described the album opportunity as exciting and said music can unite people from every corner of the world. Anitta said the World Cup holds personal meaning because she is Brazilian and carries tournament memories. Rema called the combination of sounds from three continents a major music moment. The short artist comments frame the release around cultural reach more than a standard pop single campaign.

Los Angeles Opening Ceremony Gets A Major Music Moment

The first live performance is tied to Los Angeles Stadium, one of the tournament’s highest-profile U.S. venues. That gives the song a strong stage before match coverage moves through the wider tournament schedule. Los Angeles also suits the release because it connects global music, entertainment, and major-event production. A live debut before a World Cup match can give the song a faster fan lift.

The June 12 ceremony matters because it introduces the U.S. portion of the tournament. Mexico City opens the full competition on June 11, then Los Angeles takes center stage a day later. The performance gives fans another reason to track ceremony access alongside match tickets and broadcast coverage. Supporters planning travel should compare ceremony timing with World Cup 2026 ticket demand.

Release Detail	Confirmed Information
Song Title	Goals
Artists	LISA, Anitta, and Rema
Album	Official FIFA World Cup 2026 album
Live Debut	Los Angeles Stadium on June 12
Sound Mix	K-pop, Latin pop, and afrobeats

Why FIFA Sound Is Building Before The First Match

The official album is taking shape through staggered releases rather than one late single. That approach gives each track a window to find an audience before the tournament starts. It also helps build recognition before broadcasters and stadium crews use the music in live moments. “Goals” now gives the album its most globally segmented artist combination.

World Cup music works best when it travels beyond one language or region. This release tries to do that by connecting three artists with distinct fan communities. The format also mirrors the 2026 tournament itself, which spans three host countries and 16 host cities. Music, ceremonies, and matchday programming will all help define how the event feels outside the pitch.

The next test is whether “Goals” becomes part of fan behavior rather than only a release-week headline. A strong live debut can push the song into clips, social posts, stadium playlists, and opening-week broadcasts. The artists give the track enough global pull to reach casual fans before kickoff. That makes the Los Angeles performance the key moment to watch.