The Ugandan dance troupe Gheto Kids performed at the FIFA World Cup final, according to NewVision.co.ug. The group, known for their energetic street dance style, appeared on the global stage during the tournament's closing ceremony.
NewVision.co.ug reports that the performance marked a historic moment for the group. The Gheto Kids, who started dancing on the streets of Kampala, shared the stage with international stars including Shakira and Burna Boy. Multiple outlets, including BBC and The Times of India, covered the event.
Shakira, who performed alongside the group, used the platform to call for greater investment in children's futures, according to The Times of India. The singer reportedly told the Gheto Kids she would invite them to Spain, as reported by Pulse Uganda. The India Tribune quoted Shakira saying every child deserves a chance to unlock their potential.
The Gheto Kids' appearance at the World Cup final represents a significant achievement for the group, which has gained international recognition through their dance videos and performances. Their journey from street performers in Kampala to a World Cup stage has been widely covered by Ugandan and international media.
The group's performance at the World Cup final is expected to open more opportunities for them on the international stage.
