FIFA has announced that Shakira and Burna Boy will headline the first 2026 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony in Mexico City. The event is scheduled for 11 June, with the ceremony taking place at Estadio Ciudad de México, also referred to by some outlets as Estadio Azteca. Shakira, a Colombian pop star, and Burna Boy, a Nigerian Afrobeats artist, are set to perform “Dai Dai,” which is described as the tournament’s official song. Multiple outlets report that the show will feature additional performers alongside the two main artists, including Alejandro Fernández and Maná, with other names also mentioned in coverage. The ceremony is planned ahead of Mexico’s opening match against South Africa, which takes place later in the tournament schedule. Media reports frame the announcement as part of FIFA’s presentation for the start of the competition, with the Mexico City ceremony being one of several opening events staged in different countries. Across the outlets, the core details remain consistent: Shakira and Burna Boy are the headline acts, they perform “Dai Dai,” and the first ceremony is held in Mexico City on 11 June.