One of them was this one from the Swedish group Caesars Palace, who threw you onto the pitch to play with all the energy in the world while establishing itself as an essential court of FIFA games. With this installment, EA gave greater importance to the soundtrack of the saga: FIFA 2003 had 14 songs, but FIFA 2004 He was 30. The catchy tune of “Jerk It Out” must be in the memory of most of the people who played FIFA 2004 (which had three soccer stars on its cover: Alessandro Del Piero, Thierry Henry and Ronaldinho). Jerk It Out – Caesars Palace (FIFA Football 2004) Either way, this song is the most emblematic of this game (which has Thierry Henry on its cover) and is one of the most remembered of the entire saga. One of his first songs, which is in fact part of his first album entitled Gorillaz, is “19-2000”, although in FIFA 2002 appears as a remix of Soulchild. In addition to going through a variety of musical genres, which has allowed it to reach diverse audiences, what identifies it is that it is a virtual band with cartoonish fictional members led by Damon Albarn, lead singer of Blur. Gorillaz is one of the most recognized bands in the world. 19-2000 (Soulchild Remix) – Gorillaz (FIFA Football 2002) At that time, the song was a tremendous success, becoming the second single from Fatboy Slim (after “Praise You”) to enter the US Billboard Hot 100, and to this day it remains an iconic piece of electronics. This track featuring surf rock guitar riffs and various samples, is one highly remembered by those who played FIFA 99 (featuring Dennis Bergkamp on its cover). The big beat -genre popularized by The Chemical Brothers and The Prodigy as well as Fatboy Slim- was present at FIFA with “The Rockafeller Skank”. The Rockafeller Skank – Fatboy Slim (FIFA 99) So just hearing the renowned “Woo-hoo!” with which this motivating theme begins brings back great memories. Secondly, FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 (whose cover was starring David Beckham) is considered one of the best in the franchise and was the one that many people started playing FIFA with. Electronic Arts took a great leap by including it in their game, and it was finally marked as the most iconic of the entire saga. If we talk about songs from FIFA games, it is almost mandatory to mention this classic alternative rock piece from the 90s. You will be interested in: Song 2 – Blur (FIFA: Road to World Cup 98) In fact, you’ve probably heard one of these tracks at some point in your life outside of the game and said something like, “This song is from FIFA!” Its soundtrack is simply unforgettable. Taking advantage of the fact that the most recent title of the franchise opens today, FIFA 22, we decided to highlight some of the most iconic songs from all FIFA games (at the end of the article, you will find a playlist on Spotify with the songs mentioned). The saga has become an important source for musical discovery, hosting from great figures of music to emerging bands that, after passing through FIFA, gained even more followers. And throughout all the titles in this franchise, it has been in that moment of relaxation that FIFA has delivered us totally memorable songs. But the rest is spent in the game menu, either setting details or selecting the best lineup for a team to win. The chorus is similar to that of a popular Cameroon song made famous by Golden Voices in particular.When playing a FIFA game, clearly most of the time is spent in matches. South African guitars back up the Afro-Colombian rhythm and Soca beat. Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) is the name of the new football anthem, and with its rhythmical African sounds, the song represents the vitality and energy of the host continent. Once again, the announcement of the official FIFA World Cup™ song was keenly awaited. The song was written by Shakira, the world-famous singer from Latin America, who will perform with South African band Freshlyground. FIFA World Cup song(Official) – Shakira Waka WakaįIFA and Sony have chosen Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) as the official song of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa.
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