União do Lado B

Fanautico's song 'União do Lado B' is a raw and intense portrayal of the fierce rivalries and alliances within the world of Brazilian football fan groups, known as 'torcidas organizadas.' The lyrics are a direct call to action, urging DJs to play the anthem of the 'Lado B' (Side B), which represents a coalition of various fan groups who pride themselves on their strength and unity. The song opens with a challenge to the 'Lado A' (Side A), depicting them as weaker and less formidable compared to the 'animal' nature of 'Lado B.' This sets the stage for a narrative of dominance and superiority.

The song is filled with references to specific fan groups, such as TUFgay, Inferno Cúral, Bamor, and Máfia, among others. These names are often accompanied by derogatory terms and aggressive language, highlighting the intense animosity between rival factions. The repeated phrase 'Vá pra puta que pariu' (Go to hell) underscores the confrontational and unapologetic tone of the song. The lyrics also celebrate the unity and strength of 'Lado B,' emphasizing their readiness to confront and overpower their adversaries.

In the second part of the song, the focus shifts to the 'true union' that shakes the Northeast of Brazil. This section highlights the tradition and moral authority of the 'Lado B' fan groups, who are portrayed as the enforcers of order and respect within the football community. The mention of specific groups like Terror Bicolor, Cearamor, and Garra Alvinegra reinforces the idea of a powerful and united front. The song concludes with a warning to enemies to stay out of the way, as 'Lado B' is described as 'chapa quente' (hot stuff), ready to take on any challenge with fierce determination.