Russian World Cup cheering song praised
"United by Love" by Uruguayan singer Natalia Oreiro has a catchy melody and meaningful lyrics.
United by Lovereleased on June 9. The song is written in Russian, with some English and Spanish interspersed. The lyrics include:
"Find your way
Never lose faith
Stand up when you fall down
Never give up hope"
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Singer Natalia Oreiro. |
MVUnited by Lovereached more than 1.5 million views after more than two days of release. In the comment section on Youtube, Nastya Zhav wrote: "Natalia should be chosen to perform the song at the opening or closing ceremony of the World Cup". "The combination of three languages Russian, English and Spanish in the song is amazing. The rhythm ofUnited by Love"It's also very good," commented user Raxo. "The song deserves to be the song of the 2018 World Cup," said account Gonzalez.
Natalia Oreiro was born in 1977, is a singer, actress, and fashion designer from Uruguay. In 2011, she was included in the list of "Sexiest Women in the World" by the magazine.Esquirevote. Natalia shared that she is a big fan of football. The beauty cheers for Uruguay, Russia and Argentina at this year's World Cup.
Besides Natalia Oreiro, many singers released songs to cheer on the World Cup such as Maroon 5 (Three Little Birds), Jason Derulo (Colors), Icona Pop and Tiësto (Let's Go), Margaret (Monkey Business), Shakira (All of the Pain). The official song of the tournament isLive It Upproduced by Diplo, performed by Will Smith, Nicky Jam, Era Isterefi. However, they did not perform at the World Cup opening ceremony on June 14 in Russia. Robbie Williams was chosen to appear at the event.
The World Cup is a world football championship for national teams, held every four years. This year's tournament is being held in 11 cities in Russia, from June 14 to July 15. 32 teams are divided into eight groups of four teams each. The teams play a round-robin tournament with the top two teams in each group advancing to the knockout stage.Germany are the defending champions, having beaten Argentina 1-0 in extra time in the 2014 final.
