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2026 World Cup final: Robbie Williams, Shakira and Madonna; minute by minute
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2026 World Cup final: Robbie Williams, Shakira and Madonna; minute by minute

The article discusses the closing ceremony of the 2026 World Cup, highlighting British singer Robbie Williams as the performer responsible for opening the event. He will perform alongside Laura Pausini and Nicole Scherzinger, showcasing the song 'Desire,' which he composed specifically for FIFA and was released in June 2025. The piece also mentions other celebrities involved in the event and includes promotional content for El Universal's WhatsApp channel.

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2026 World Cup final: Robbie Williams, Shakira and Madonna; minute by minute

The article discusses the closing ceremony of the 2026 World Cup, highlighting British singer Robbie Williams as the performer responsible for opening the event. He will perform alongside Laura Pausini and Nicole Scherzinger, showcasing the song 'Desire,' which he composed specifically for FIFA and was released in June 2025. The piece also mentions other celebrities involved in the event and includes promotional content for El Universal's WhatsApp channel.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses solely on entertainment aspects related to the World Cup's closing ceremony, discussing performances by international artists without any political commentary, framing, or bias.

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