
Rap Vibes and Latin Beats: Who Is Performing at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Opening Ceremony?
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The countdown is underway for the inaugural match of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.
32 of the world's top club teams, including PSG, Real Madrid, Boca Juniors, and Bayern Munich, will compete in the United States, with the final at MetLife Stadium on July 13. This event also serves as a key preparation for FIFA ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The opening match features Al Ahly facing Lionel Messi and his Inter Miami team at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Friday. This will be preceded by a vibrant opening ceremony showcasing top dance and music performances.
Opening ceremony performers
Emerging artists Vikina and Richaelio will kick off the show, with their performance produced by Miami legend Emilio Estefan Jr., a pivotal figure in bringing Latin music to global audiences.
"This act celebrates a diverse array of global sounds, mirroring the cultural richness and rhythms that soccer unites," said Estefan. "We're welcoming the world to Miami with music, joy, and unity."
Hip-hop stars French Montana and Swae Lee will follow with high-energy performances to excite fans before the game begins.
"The ceremony will serve as an energetic introduction to a tournament where one champion will emerge to achieve one goal, one dream, and lasting glory," said FIFA's Chief Event Operations Officer, Heimo Schirgi.
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