Hino ao Campeão de 87

The song 'Hino ao Campeão de 87' by Sport Club do Recife is a passionate anthem celebrating the club's victory in the 1987 Brazilian football championship. The lyrics are filled with pride and a sense of triumph, capturing the essence of the club's spirit and the significance of their achievement. The 'Leão do Norte' (Lion of the North) metaphorically represents the club, emphasizing its strength, courage, and dominance in the sport. The lion's roar symbolizes the powerful and fearless nature of the team, which led them to become champions of Brazil.

The song also highlights the struggle and determination that led to their victory. It mentions overcoming various adversaries, referred to as 'scória do futebol' (the scum of football), and specific names like Castores, Tubinos, and Bragas, which could represent rival teams or figures in the football world. The lyrics suggest that Sport Club do Recife not only triumphed on the field but also in legal battles, indicating a broader context of challenges and disputes that the club faced and overcame. This dual victory, both in matches and in tribunals, adds a layer of depth to their accomplishment, making it a source of immense pride for the supporters.

The repeated chant 'Cazá, cazá, cazá' and the exclamation 'Sport! Sport! Sport!' serve as rallying cries, uniting fans and players in celebration. This chant is a traditional cheer for the club, reinforcing the communal and spirited nature of the sport. The song encapsulates the joy, pride, and unity that come with such a significant victory, making it an enduring anthem for Sport Club do Recife and its supporters.