Hino do Sport Club do Recife

The 'Hino do Sport Club do Recife' is a fervent declaration of loyalty and pride for the Sport Club do Recife, a Brazilian football club. The lyrics express an unbreakable bond between the fans and the club, symbolized by the colors red and black. This connection is so strong that it transcends mere fandom, becoming akin to a religion for the supporters. The song emphasizes that life is lived to win, and for the fans, Sport Club do Recife is a central reason for living.

The anthem also pays homage to the club's founding on May 13, 1905, by Guilherme de Aquino. This date is celebrated as a divine day when passionate followers came together to establish a nation of winners. The lyrics highlight the pride and joy that the club brings to its supporters, portraying it as a source of enchantment and nobility. The club's emblem, featuring black and red stripes and a lion, is described as an eternal symbol of pride, representing everything beautiful that life has to offer.

Generations of fans and champions have woven the club's glorious history, creating a legacy of emotions and victories. The anthem speaks to the obsession and dedication of the fans, who are described as the most loyal supporters. The 'Hino do Sport Club do Recife' encapsulates the essence of what it means to be a fan of the club, celebrating the passion, pride, and unwavering support that define the Sport Club do Recife community.