Will Smith and Ronaldinho light up Russia's Clausura 2018

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E Ronaldino and the American actor and singer Will Smith with his compatriot Nicky Jam and Albanian Era Istrefi, illuminated the closing ceremony of the 2018 World Cup Russia held in the prolegomena of the Grand Final, which will be played by France and Croatia at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.

With a duration of a quarter of an hour, the Ceremony, during which nearly 800 people, had a lot of rhythm and music was the theme of the act.

The show began with a beautiful combination to the song "Moscow never sleeps", the recalled highlights of the tournament, the eleven cities that hosted the matches of this World Cup and the 32 participating teams

Nicky Jam, Reggaeton singer, first interpreted 'X'. Then, with Will Smith and Istrefi, the official song of the World, "Live It Up", produced by the famous DJ Diplo.

Among the official songs of the last World Cups, there is "Un & # 39; estate italiana", by Edoardo Bennato and Gianna Nannini, in 1990; "Gloryland", by Daryl Hall with Sounds of Blackness, 1994; and "The Cup of Life" by Ricky Martin in 1998.

In 2002, the official song was "Boom" from Anastacia, while Vangelis' official vocal anthem included typically Korean sound elements and Japanese.

In 2006, "The Time of Our Lives" by the Il Divo Quartet was a resounding success. The song "Waka Waka Waka " from Shakira was the official song of South Africa 2010 and "We Are One (Ole Ola)" was the one from Brazil 2014.

With the Luzhniki Harrow knocked down, Garifullina took another turn with the inevitable 'Kalinka & # 39; and the amazing stellar appearance of Ronaldinho, who served as percoursionist and played atabaque in full fury of the stands and both hobbies.

The prolegomena have ended, already apart from the simple closing ceremony, with the entry of the World Cup from the hands of the model Natalia Vodianova and Philipp Lahm, captain of the German national team of Brazil 2014.

2018 Russia Opening Ceremony, Iker Casillas, Captain of the Spanish National Team, was proclaimed 2010 World Champion in South Africa.