Go Team! Soundtrack (2026): Every Song

Diego Núñez Irigoyen directs Go Team! (Gracias, equipo), a workplace comedy on Netflix about how quickly corporate loyalty falls apart under pressure. The story centers on the staff of Tío Mochales, an old-school Spanish cheese company on the brink of financial trouble. Management ships the entire team off to a quiet rural village for a mandatory weekend of team-building games and company culture workshops. Things take an immediate nosedive when the workers find out secret layoffs are coming on Monday morning. Instead of bonding, the retreat turns into open competition where coworkers stab each other in the back and suck up to the bosses just to keep their jobs. Alexandra Jiménez, Maribel Verdú, Pedro Casablanc, and Pepe Viyuela lead the cast with great comedic timing as the panic escalates.

The music in the film plays heavily on contrast, using upbeat vintage classics and sunny melodies against the stress on screen. Christopher Cross brings smooth early-eighties soft rock with "All Right", playing right as coworkers try to look cheerful while secretly plotting against each other. Talking Heads provide a fitting dose of dry humor with "Don't Worry About the Government", poking fun at blind trust in institutions and bosses. The party vibe peaks with KC and the Sunshine Band on their disco hit "Keep It Comin' Love", while Pecos deliver classic Spanish ballad drama on "Háblame de Ti". The rest of the tracklist fills out the retreat's quirky mood with sixties sunshine pop from The Free Design on "Kites Are Fun", an upbeat Nigerian groove from The Lijadu Sisters on "Come On Home", modern Madrid indie pop from Chill Chicos on "LUJO$$$O", and easygoing rock from Victor Mechanick and Tarka on "My Days In The Sunshine".