Argentine soccer fans have introduced a new stadium chant at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, aiming to inspire their national team to a fourth global title.
The chant heavily references captain Lionel Messi and the late Diego Maradona, particularly recalling Maradona's controversial appearance at the 1994 World Cup.
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According to reports from Bolavip US, supporters are actively singing the new lyrics across stadium stands and city streets during the tournament.
New Anthem Blends History with Ambition
The chant includes lines such as "Queremos ser campeones otra vez" (We want to be champions again) and "La que no nos dejaron levantar" (The one they didn't let us lift).
The translated version highlights the desire for a fourth star while honoring the Malvinas, Maradona, and what is described as Messi's final chapter.
Another line, "Soy argentino de la cuna hasta el cajón" (I am Argentine from the cradle to the coffin), underscores the deep national pride.
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This new musical creation follows the massive global success of "Muchachos..."
, which served as the official fan anthem during the 2022 tournament in Qatar, where Argentina captured its third star.
The team previously established a strong connection with its supporters through matching stadium celebrations during their successful run in Qatar.
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The ongoing musical tradition continues to distinguish Argentina's fanbase from other nations participating in the World Cup.
