A Heartfelt Ode to Samba and Community

The song 'Samba-Hino' by G.R.C.E.S. Mocidade Alegre is a passionate tribute to the samba school and its rich cultural heritage. The lyrics express a deep sense of loyalty and pride, with the singer proclaiming their willingness to give their life for the beloved school. This sentiment is further emphasized by the commitment to honor the school's colors and the acknowledgment of the many carnivals and legendary samba figures that have shaped its history.

The song highlights the pride sambistas (samba enthusiasts) feel in their journey, with the school being a place where samba has found its home. The lyrics convey an unwavering love for the school, regardless of what others may say. The singer's heart radiates with joy when they hear the school's drumline and see the community singing together, celebrating the arrival of the new champion. This sense of unity and shared passion is a central theme, reflecting the communal spirit that is integral to samba culture.

As the song progresses, it paints a vivid picture of the school's grand entrance, ready to dazzle on the parade runway. The repeated chants of 'Ôôô... Ôôô...' and the call to make way for Mocidade Alegre underscore the excitement and anticipation that accompany the school's performance. The song encapsulates the essence of samba as not just a musical genre but a way of life, deeply rooted in community, tradition, and an unbreakable bond with the samba school.

Share on social media Share as link
  1. Exaltação ao Pavilhão da Morada do Samba
  2. Samba-Hino
  3. Samba-Enredo 2017 - A Vitória Vem da Luta, a Luta Vem da Força, e a Força, da União!
View all G.R.C.E.S. Mocidade Alegre songs

Most popular topics in G.R.C.E.S. Mocidade Alegre songs

Related artists

  1. Casuarina
    Casuarina
  2. Ary Barroso
    Ary Barroso
  3. Marchinhas de Carnaval
    Marchinhas de Carnaval
  4. Dorival Caymmi
    Dorival Caymmi
  5. Beth Carvalho
    Beth Carvalho
  6. Jorge Aragão
    Jorge Aragão
  7. Diogo Nogueira
    Diogo Nogueira
  8. Carlos Junior
    Carlos Junior