Breaking News English

American Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak Jennifer Lopez was going to sing the Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak song at the opening Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak of the World Cup in Brazil. However, she has pulled out. Her agent said: "Regretfully, Jennifer Lopez will not be attending this year's World Cup Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak ceremonies." Ms Lopez did not give a Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak why. Her Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak said it was because of "production Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak". Lopez, the rapper Pitbull and Brazilian star Claudia Leitte were going to be Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak ahead of the opening game to sing the Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak, "We Are One (Ole Ola). It will now be sung Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak by Pitbull and Ms Leitte.

The World Cup song has been a Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak since 1966. In recent World Cups, people have been Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak that the song has not represented the Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak country. At the South Africa World Cup in 2010, a Colombian singer sang the official song. For the 1998 Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak World Cup, a Puerto Rican sang it. Many Brazilians do not like the 2014 song. They say it is Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak. There are few Brazilian Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak and it is sung Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak in Spanish and English. There are a Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak seconds of Portuguese at the Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak. A Brazilian music critic said the song has been "stripped of local Franceagentceremonycolourendfewhostissuesjustmostlymusiciansofficialonstageopeningreasonsingersongtraditionunhappyweak".