CBF launches ‘Bate no Peito’, Brazil’s official World Cup anthem | OneFootball

On Sunday (17), the CBF released the song ‘Bate no Peito’ as the Brazilian National Team’s official soundtrack for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The song, produced by major names in Brazilian music, will be played in the stadiums where Brazil will compete during the tournament at specific moments in the matches, with the aim of reinforcing national identity and bringing fans even closer to the Seleção.

The track brings together the voices of Ludmilla, João Gomes, Zeca Pagodinho, Samuel Rosa, and Veigh—artists renowned across different genres, styles, and generations—and was produced by Papatinho. The unprecedented collaboration represents the cultural diversity of the country’s music and connects fans of all ages.

By mutual agreement with the artists, all royalties from the song will be donated to the Instituto Fome de Música, which will convert all proceeds into food donations. Distribution will take place throughout Brazil through the Mesa Brasil Sesc program.

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The initiative is part of a FIFA campaign that allowed each participating national team to choose an official song for the World Cup.

‘Bate no Peito’ is now available on all digital platforms.

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