Hoy estoy peor que ayer

The song "Hoy estoy peor que ayer" is a vibrant expression of loyalty and passion from the fans of the Argentine football club River Plate. The lyrics convey the deep emotional connection that the supporters feel towards their team, which they refer to as 'el campeón' (the champion), highlighting the pride and love they carry in their souls for the club. The phrase 'Esta locura que siento por vos' (This madness I feel for you) encapsulates the fervor with which fans support River Plate, suggesting that their dedication is beyond reason and comparison.

The song also reflects the unconditional support of the fans, as they declare their commitment to cheer for the team whether they win or lose. The line 'Ganes o pierdas te vengo a alentar' (Win or lose I come to support you) is a testament to the unwavering support that is a hallmark of football culture, particularly in Argentina where the sport is deeply ingrained in the national identity. The mention of River Plate as 'Lo mas grande de la Argentina' (The greatest in Argentina) showcases the fans' belief in the superiority of their club over all others in the country.

Finally, the chorus 'Yo campeón te vengo a ver y no me importa más nada' (I come to see you, champion, and I care about nothing else) and 'Vamos, vamos River Plate, no le falles a tu hinchada!' (Go, go River Plate, don't let your fans down!) serve as rallying cries, urging the team to perform well and honor the devotion of its supporters. The song is a powerful reminder of the communal aspect of sports, where the relationship between a team and its fans is not just about the game, but about identity, community, and a shared sense of purpose.