Each nation has its own tunes for different moments - where we have the official FIFA list for each team, and it's an eclectic mix.

Inside the business behind the World Cup singalong.

Watching the World Cup and hearing the music in the stadium may have left you wondering — how is that chosen? Is it just coincidence that “Wonderwall” plays after England matches? Are “Freed from Desire” or “Livin’ on a Prayer” always played?

The inaugural two-day festival combines live FIFA World Cup match screenings, international cultural showcases, food vendors and performances as Atlanta hosts the world's biggest sporting event.

Shakira’s fame was on macro-view this past May in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she performed at the city’s annual “Todo Mundo no Rio” concert series, which is both free for attendees and known to draw millions of them. Her Copacabana Beach crowd was estimated at two million people.

On the Fourth of July, the USMNT's Argentine coach is leaning into life in his adopted country while leading a team that has given Americans something to rally around.

For three weeks, AT&T Stadium has given over half a million people a crash course on unfamiliar cultures — including the Netherlands' Orange Army, Japan's Samurai Blue, Norway's Viking Row and Argentina's Messi mania.

Songs like “La Chona” by Los Tucanes de Tijuana, “Payaso de Rodeo” by Caballo Dorado, “El Sonidito” by Hechizeros Band, “Hasta Que Te Conocí” by Juan Gabriel, and