Argentina is a global football powerhouse, but its presence on EA Sports FC 27 goes well beyond the pitch. The newly unveiled soundtrack features 12 Argentine acts, making the country one of the most represented in a massive 120-song collection spanning 36 nations, behind only France, the U.S. and the U.K. Cazzu contributes “Dolce,” while Milo J appears with “Bajo De La Piel” and CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso bring “Muero.”
The Argentine contingent also includes María Becerra with “HACE CALOR,” Nathy Peluso with “APRENDER A AMAR,” Nicki Nicole with “SHEITE,” Dante Spinetta with “Starlight,” Feli Colina with “Diabla,” and La Yegros with “Trocitos de Madera.” Meanwhile, Delfina Dib, Willy Bronca, and Tomy B team up for “GARDEL EN EL AVIÓN.”
Artist Reactions
For some of the artists, landing in a football game carries particular significance. “Soccer has been my favourite sport since I was a child and some of my best family memories are connected to it,” La Yegros wrote on Instagram while announcing her inclusion. “I’m happy and honoured.”
Delfina Dib and Willy Bronca also celebrated their placement with a shared Instagram post, writing, “Siempre me enseñaron a jugar en toda la cancha!” before thanking the team behind “GARDEL EN EL AVIÓN.”
Soundtrack and Game Release
The complete FC 27 soundtrack also features Interpol, The Strokes, The War on Drugs, Nia Archives, Barry Can’t Swim, and more, continuing the football franchise’s longstanding role as a global music-discovery platform.
EA Sports FC 27 arrives worldwide on September 25th, with Early Access beginning September 18th. The game is available for purchase on various platforms, including PlayStation 5, and fans can pick up a copy now.
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