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Shakira ‘stole’ Cameroonian song ‘Zangalewa’ for World Cup anthem. Here’s what happened after - Face2Face Africa
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When Colombian pop star Shakira attempted to pass the 2010 official World Cup anthem off as hers, saying she was inspired on a return from a barn to her home, many people online found the claim to be curious. Curious because in 1986, the Golden Sounds, a group made of Cameroon's President guards formed in...

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