Brazilian football icon, Ronaldinho, has ventured into the music industry with the release of his debut album, Camisa 10, a global collaboration featuring 44 artistes from 18 countries.
The ambitious two-volume project was unveiled just days before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, bringing together some of the biggest names in international music in a celebration of football, culture and entertainment.
Released under Ronaldinho’s newly established record label, Tu Música, Camisa 10 is inspired by the legendary No. 10 jersey that became synonymous with the former Brazil and FC Barcelona star during his glittering football career.
The album blends a wide range of musical styles, including dancehall, reggaeton, Latin pop, Afrobeats, regional Mexican music and urban sounds, reflecting Ronaldinho’s global appeal and influence beyond the football pitch, according to the Net.
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Leading the project is the single Lead, which features Jamaican dancehall sensation Sean Paul and Canadian production duo Banx & Ranx.
The album also includes collaborations with internationally acclaimed artistes such as Pitbull, Justin Quiles, Luis R. Conriquez, Lenny Tavarez, Lenin Ramírez, Micro TDH, Yng Lvcas, Nanpa Básico, Jonas Blue, Dalex, Jon Z and Fariana.
African artistes have also secured a prominent place on the project, with Nigerian musicians Odumodublvck, Shoday, Skales and Mavo joining Ghanaian singer Gyakie on the expansive tracklist.
Their participation highlights Ronaldinho’s vision of creating a musical project that bridges continents and cultures.
According to Tu Música, the album was developed by music executives Allan Jesus and Roni Maltz Bin alongside Roberto de Assis, Ronaldinho’s brother and longtime manager.
The release serves as the flagship project for the Miami-based record label, which aims to foster international collaborations and connect artists with global audiences.
Sean Paul described his involvement in the project as a privilege, praising Ronaldinho’s enduring influence across the world.
“Ronaldinho is a legend, and I feel truly grateful, excited and honoured to be part of this project alongside him at such a special time for world football,” he said.
The launch comes as global attention turns to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is being hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada.
By combining football and music through a diverse international lineup, Camisa 10 seeks to capture the spirit of the world’s biggest sporting spectacle.
While several athletes have crossed over into the music industry, few have attempted a project of this scale.
With contributors from Latin America, Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, Ronaldinho’s debut album represents both a celebration of music and a bold new chapter for one of football’s most celebrated figures.
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