Samba-Enredo 2022 - Cobra-Coral, Papagaio Vintém, Vesti Rubro-Negro, Não Tem Pra Ninguém
G.R.E.S. Estácio de Sá (RJ)
A Passionate Ode to Estácio de Sá and Flamengo
The song "Samba-Enredo 2022 - Cobra-Coral, Papagaio Vintém, Vesti Rubro-Negro, Não Tem Pra Ninguém" by G.R.E.S. Estácio de Sá (RJ) is a vibrant celebration of the samba school Estácio de Sá and the football club Flamengo. The lyrics are a heartfelt tribute to the cultural and historical significance of Estácio de Sá, often referred to as the cradle of samba. The song opens with a declaration of love and passion for Estácio, emphasizing its deep-rooted place in the hearts of its followers.
The recurring lines "Reluz a glória, nos anais da história, é o berço do samba" highlight Estácio de Sá's illustrious history and its pivotal role in the development of samba music. The lyrics also celebrate the samba school's ability to produce exceptional talents, referred to as "bambas," who bring joy and pride to the community. This sense of pride is further amplified by the repeated chant "Mengo, Mengo, Mengo," which signifies the unwavering support for Flamengo, a football club with a rich legacy and a passionate fan base.
The song also delves into the history of Flamengo, recounting its origins with six young rowers and its destiny as a champion both on land and sea. The lyrics mention legendary players like Zico, who brought glory to the club, and iconic matches like Fla-Flu and Fla-Vas. The imagery of the night sky filled with stars and the poetic beauty of the moonlight encapsulates the enchanting allure of Estácio and Flamengo. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of eternal love and loyalty to Flamengo, celebrating its victories and the joy it brings to its supporters.
"Cobra-coral, Papagaio Vintém, Vesti rubro-negro, não tem pra ninguém" is a powerful refrain that encapsulates the essence of the song: the unique identity and unmatched spirit of Flamengo and Estácio de Sá. The song is a testament to the enduring passion and pride that these institutions inspire in their followers, making it a stirring anthem for both the samba school and the football club.
