Hino (Antigo)

The song 'Hino (Antigo)' by Torcida Uniformizada Os Imbatíveis is a vibrant and passionate anthem dedicated to the Brazilian football club, Esporte Clube Vitória. The lyrics serve as a rallying cry, expressing the unwavering support and pride of the fans, known as torcedores, for their team. The repeated chant of 'Vitória, Vitória' not only invokes the name of the club but also signifies the desire for victory in the sporting arena.

The song emphasizes the historical achievements of the club, referring to 'feitos de glória' (deeds of glory) and a 'grande história' (great history), which are symbolized by the club's flag, or 'pavilhão.' This flag is a representation of the team's identity and legacy, and the fans' commitment to 'erguer' (raise) it signifies their dedication to uphold the club's honor. The lyrics also highlight the fans' fearless nature, as they claim to be 'rubro-negros não temos temor' (red and blacks, we have no fear), aligning themselves with the team's colors and showcasing their fearless spirit.

The anthem is not just a celebration of past glories but also a call to action for the team to demonstrate its strength and power. The phrase 'somos invencíveis não vamos temer' (we are invincible, we will not fear) reflects the fans' belief in the team's potential to overcome any challenge. The song concludes with a powerful declaration of loyalty, stating that the supporters will be with the team 'até morrer' (until death), illustrating the deep emotional bond between the fans and the club.