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World Cup 2026: Rayvanny thrilled after performing at FIFA Countdown Concert

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World Cup 2026: Rayvanny thrilled after performing at FIFA Countdown Concert
Tanzanian Musician Rayvanny. PHOTO/@rayvanny/Instagram

Tanzanian Bongo Flava star Raymond Shaban Mwakyusa, widely known as Rayvanny, has expressed his excitement after performing at the FIFA World Cup 2026 Countdown Concert in Toronto, Canada.

The singer shared his joy on social media on Friday, June 12, 2026, after the performance, describing the moment as a dream come true and a day he would always remember.

He also expressed his amazement at achieving a dream beyond his imagination and invited fans from around the world to share their country flags.

“Big dreams come True!!! A DAY TO REMEMBER. Hizi ni Ndoto zinazozidi ndoto @fifaworldcup Lemme see your country flag,” Rayvanny wrote.

Rayvanny performing at FIFA Countdown Concert in Toronto. PHOTO/@rayvanny/Instagram
Rayvanny performing at FIFA Countdown Concert in Toronto. PHOTO/@rayvanny/Instagram

Countdown Concert

The concert brought together musicians from across the world in simultaneous celebrations held in Toronto, Mexico City and Los Angeles, highlighting the strong connection between football, music and culture before the FIFA World Cup 2026, which is jointly hosted by Canada, Mexico and the United States.

The event formed part of FIFA’s global build-up activities aimed at uniting fans and creating excitement ahead of the tournament.

Rayvanny was among the select artistes invited to perform at the FIFA World Cup 2026 Countdown Concert, a global showcase staged before the tournament kicks off.

His inclusion reflected the growing influence of East African music on the international stage and FIFA’s effort to feature diverse global sounds in its celebrations.

Rayvanny performing at FIFA Countdown Concert in Toronto. PHOTO/@rayvanny/Instagram
Rayvanny performing at FIFA Countdown Concert in Toronto. PHOTO/@rayvanny/Instagram

In Toronto, the Tanzanian singer shared the stage with renowned international performers, including Bryan Adams, Nora Fatehi, Sanjoy, Vegedream, AHI and Wyclef Jean. The performances blended different musical styles and cultures, offering fans a vibrant and multicultural entertainment experience that matched the global spirit of the World Cup.

The concert was streamed to millions of viewers worldwide through FIFA’s digital platforms, allowing fans from different countries to participate virtually in the celebrations.

Rayvanny’s appearance marked a significant milestone for his career and for East African music as a whole. It positioned Tanzanian Bongo Flava on one of the most prestigious global stages and reinforced the growing recognition of African artistes in international entertainment spaces.



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