The theme song of the World Cup in which year and which countries held that year

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Brazil has won the title the most times with five times, followed by Italy with four, Germany with three, Argentina and Uruguay with two, and France and England once.

Number of sessions: Year, Venue, Champion, Runner-up, Third Place.

1 1930 Uruguay Uruguay Argentina.

2 1934 Italy, Italy, Czech Republic, West Germany.

3 1938 France, Italy, Hungary, Brazil.

4 1950 Brazil, Uruguay, Brazil, Sweden.

5 1954 Switzerland, West Germany, Hungary, Austria.

6 1958 Sweden, Brazil, Sweden, France.

7 1962 Chile, Brazil, Czech Republic, Chile.

8 1966 England England West Germany Portugal 9 1970 Mexico Brazil Italy West Germany.

10 1974 West Germany, West Germany, Netherlands, Poland.

11 1978 Argentina Argentina Netherlands Brazil12 1982 Spain Italy West Germany Poland13 1986 Mexico Argentina West Germany France14 1990 Italy West Germany Argentina Italy15 1994 United States Brazil Italy Sweden.

16 1998 France, France, Brazil, Croatia, 17 2002, Korea, Japan, Brazil, Germany, Turkey.

18 2006 Germany, Italy, France, Germany.

19 2010 South Africa Unknown Unknown Unknown.

20 2014 Brazil Unknown Unknown Unknown.

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Tonight, the Qatar Football World Cup is about to kick off, and when it comes to the World Cup, the public's attention is far beyond the game itself. From participating teams to well-known stars, events** and even World Cup mascots, the theme songs of the recent World Cups have also been sung on major social networks**, triggering the memories of netizens. Let's follow the long river of time and review the highly-sung World Cup theme songs.

1990 Italian World Cup "Italian Summer".

When it comes to the World Cup in Italy, in addition to the fashion show at the opening ceremony that impressed the fans, it was the theme song "Italian Summer", the English name of the song is "To be number one", which was sung by Italian pop masters Giorgi Morod and Gina Nanini. The original recording version is more soothing and traditional, while the live version adds more rock rhythms, and is also known as the most classic sports song of all time, which is still talked about by fans and fans today.