World Cup 2014: Official anthem 'The World Is Ours' unveiled by Coca-Cola in Colombia

 

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Tuesday 14 January 2014 08:46 EST
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Argentine former football player Oscar Ruggeri (2-L) holds up the FIFA World Cup next to Argentine former football players Ubaldo Matildo Fillol (L), Julio Olarticoechea (2-R) and Sergio Batista (R) in Mar del Plata, Argentina on January 13, 2014, where i
Argentine former football player Oscar Ruggeri (2-L) holds up the FIFA World Cup next to Argentine former football players Ubaldo Matildo Fillol (L), Julio Olarticoechea (2-R) and Sergio Batista (R) in Mar del Plata, Argentina on January 13, 2014, where i (GETTY IMAGES)

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The official Fifa World Cup 2014 anthem has been released by Coca-Cola ahead of this summer’s tournament, with a clear South American feel to the tune influenced by three artists who hail from the continent.

David Correy, who is best known for reaching the final of the second season of “The X Factor,” is one of the three artists who sang “The World is Ours” at the official launch in Bogota, Colombia. Alongside Brazilian percussion troupe Monobloco and written by song writing team Rock Mafia, Correy delved into his Brazilian roots from a re-connection with his Brazil-born mother, to perform the song anthem alongside Carlos Vives, a Colombian singer.

Brazilian Gaby Amaranots completed the trio who performed the song in their respective languages, and it will be used by the drinks company as part of their advertising in the build-up to the World Cup.

Listen to the official World Cup 2014 anthem below...

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