Foi lá na Ilha Onde Queimou Tudo

The song 'Foi lá na Ilha Onde Queimou Tudo' by Inferno Coral is a vivid and intense portrayal of a football fan's fervor and rivalry. The lyrics describe a dramatic event where fans of Santa Cruz, a Brazilian football club, set fire to various items, including flags and drums, during a celebration. This act of burning symbolizes a powerful and almost ritualistic display of loyalty and passion for their team. The imagery of fire and destruction serves as a metaphor for the intense emotions and the lengths to which fans will go to show their support.

The song also highlights the camaraderie and unity among the fans, as they celebrate together at the end of the year, reveling in their team's success. The mention of 'comemorando juntos com os irmãos' (celebrating together with the brothers) emphasizes the strong sense of community and brotherhood among the supporters. This collective joy is contrasted with the reaction of their rivals, referred to as 'os Alemão,' who are described as being upset by the invasion of their territory. This rivalry is a central theme in the song, showcasing the competitive and sometimes hostile nature of football fandom.

Additionally, the lyrics contain a sense of triumph and schadenfreude, particularly in the line 'Minha maior alegria foi ver a Jovem se fuder' (My greatest joy was seeing the Jovem get screwed). This line reflects the deep-seated rivalries and the pleasure derived from the misfortunes of opposing fan groups. The song also references other fan groups, such as Galoucura, Mafia Vermelha, and Mancha Rei, indicating a broader context of football culture and the interconnectedness of various supporter factions. The playful insult 'No Chiqueirão o Lampeão é Gay!' adds a layer of humor and taunting, further illustrating the spirited and often provocative nature of football chants and songs.