Hino Do Fluminense

Tim Maia's 'Hino Do Fluminense' is a passionate tribute to the Brazilian football club Fluminense. The song is a celebration of the club's rich history, its values, and the deep emotional connection it fosters among its supporters. Maia, known for his soulful voice and profound lyrics, captures the essence of what it means to be a 'tricolor'—a fan of Fluminense, whose colors are green, white, and red.

The lyrics emphasize the club's discipline, tradition, and the unity it brings through sports. The repeated phrase 'Sou tricolor de coração' (I am tricolor at heart) underscores the deep-rooted loyalty and love the fans have for the club. The song also highlights the symbolic meanings of the club's colors: green for hope, white for peace, and red for vigor. These colors are not just a part of the club's identity but also represent broader values that resonate with the fans.

Maia's anthem also speaks to the club's numerous victories and its role in bringing pride to Brazil. The lines 'Clube que orgulha o Brasil, Retumbante de glórias, E vitórias mil' (Club that makes Brazil proud, Resounding with glories, And a thousand victories) reflect the club's storied success and the joy it brings to its supporters. The song is not just about the club's achievements on the field but also about the emotional highs and the sense of community it fosters among its fans. Through his powerful and emotive delivery, Tim Maia encapsulates the spirit of Fluminense, making 'Hino Do Fluminense' a timeless anthem for the club and its supporters.