Hino do Peñarol do Uruguai

Carlos Roldán's 'Hino do Peñarol do Uruguai' is a stirring anthem dedicated to the Uruguayan football club Peñarol. The song's lyrics are a celebration of the club's rich history and the unwavering support of its fans. The imagery of the 'yellow and black flag' adorned with 'eleven stars' symbolizes the team's colors and the eleven players who take to the field, representing the unity and strength of the club. The flag 'flamear' (waving) evokes a sense of pride and honor, stirring the hearts of supporters to sing in unison.

The repetition of 'Peñarol, Peñarol, Peñarol' throughout the song emphasizes the deep emotional connection and loyalty that fans have for their team. The comparison of the club's name to the brilliance of the sun ('Tu nombre brilla igual que el Sol') highlights the club's prominence and the radiant pride it instills in its followers. This metaphor suggests that Peñarol is not just a football club but a beacon of hope and joy for its supporters.

The lyrics also pay homage to the players, describing them as 'tesoneros y pujantes' (tenacious and vigorous). This characterization underscores the determination and resilience of the team, qualities that are admired and celebrated by the fans. The anthem serves as a rallying cry, inspiring both players and supporters to march forward with unwavering spirit and dedication. Through its evocative language and powerful imagery, 'Hino do Peñarol do Uruguai' encapsulates the essence of what it means to be a part of the Peñarol community, celebrating the shared passion and pride that define the club's legacy.