Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)

"Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" by is featured on. This song also appears in Kids Mode.

Lead Dancer (P2)
P2 is a woman with long black hair. She wears a black bra covered by a red sleeveless jacket, a pair of blue jeans and white shoes.

Backup Dancers (P1/P3)
The backup dancers both wear blue, red and yellow clothes. P1 (the male) has short black hair. He wears a blue sleeveless shirt, a pair of yellow pants, black shoes and black sunglasses. P3 (the female) has long black hair. She wears a blue bra, a red pair of short pants and blue shoes.

Background
The background starts with lots of background dancers copying the moves of P1/P3 then transitions to a background with circles in different colors.

Gold Moves
There are three Gold Moves which are all the same.

All Gold Moves: Put your hands together and move them from left to right.

Trivia

 * is not credited as a featured artist. Despite this, their verse is still included.
 * Moves from the official choreography are used in the routine.
 * Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) is the sixth song by Shakira in the series, after Beautiful Liar, Rabiosa, Hips Don’t Lie, La Bicicleta and Chantaje.
 * When the tracklist was revealed on Just Dance's website in June 2017, the icon for The Way I Are (Dance With Somebody) accidentally featured P2 from this routine instead of P1 from the actual one.
 * On the thumbnail for the UK preview, the song title appears as "Waka Waka (This Time is for Africa)".
 * On the title, instead, it is simply credited as "Waka Waka".
 * The English version of the song is used in-game.
 * In the preview, the YEAH feedback has no effects.