Born in Havana to a Cuban mother, Cabello became an American citizen in 2008 – but it’s her father she thanks for her interest in football. “I’m Latin, so soccer is a big part of our culture. And my dad is Mexican, so I grew up rooting for Mexico whenever they would play. There have been a few times that I have tried to go to games but with my schedule, it just hasn’t been able to happen.”

That she managed to get on the pitch for her inaugural live game is impressive, but what if she’d been finding the back of the net rather than holding a microphone? “I would go absolutely insane,” she says. “I would shout, ‘Goal!’ I would want to have all my team-mates hug me and jump on me. That’s what I’d want to do.”

Cabello’s signature tune is about her hometown: Havana reached number one in 23 different countries. Don’t go Yet, Señorita and Bam Bam (featuring Ipswich Town fan Ed Sheeran) have also been massive sellers, and it’s that hat-trick of hits that featured in her medley in the Stade de France. “I really do love soccer,” she says. “I love the energy of the sport – and I think we inject that same joy and passion into our performances.”