From Grief to Celebration: Inside the Sound of Wakanda Forever

Highlighting the culture of Namor’s people, the soundtrack includes unique contributions like Pat Boy , who raps entirely in Mayan on "Laayli' kuxa'ano'one," and the aqueous, synth-heavy "Con La Brisa" by Mexican singer Foudeqush .

While the first film focused largely on the African diaspora and American hip-hop, Wakanda Forever expands its reach to reflect the introduction of , the underwater Mesoamerican civilization. To capture this, the production team spent over 2,500 hours recording across five countries and three continents.