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It's racist and obscene, but the rough translation is ' are all black, they're all, everybody knows Brazil is in mourning.' ('Son todos negros, son todos p?!X!, todo el mundo sabe que Brasil está de luto') These rowdy fans, never stop, never stop pushing you on.) But as you hear this tune with shirtless albiceleste fans singing, it also places stadium culture in the popular arena, because in Argentine slang, ' quilombo' is a brothel.Īrgentines also produced a sobriquet I heard after Claudio Caniggia scored against Brazil in Italia '90 from a Maradona pass, eliminating Brazil from that World Cup. Esta barra quilombera, no te deja, no te deja de alentar.' (Let's go Argentina, let's go to win. But their national team always travels accompanied by 'Vamos, vamos, Argentina. One of the richest in stadium composers are the Argentines, and many of their club songs have been adopted by other Latin American clubs and countries.

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The five-time champions also have another tune which they update as they add World Cup trophies and requires knowledge of Greek: 'Tricampeão,Tetracampeão, Pentacampeão' If Brazilians had won against Holland, they'd be chanting in Portuguese, 'Sou brasileiro, com muito orgulho, com muito amor.' (I'm Brazilian, with a lot of pride and a lot of love.)

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At the time, Algerian president Houari Boumedienne stated that he would cut the TV signal and 'La Marsellaise' if France had won the Gold Medal match. As the goals added up, the fans in Alger taunted the French. The birth of Algeria's soccer hymn, a trilingual chant of 'one-two-three.viva l'Algiré' commemorates a 3-2 victory of Algeria over their colonial masters France in the soccer final of the Mediterranean Games of 1975. The English and Germans, rivals in several wars, curiously share a similar stadium refrain: 'England, England' or 'Deutschland, Deutschland.' However, although on the soccer field the Germans have been more successful of the two, the English also churn out a ditty which tallies their victories head-to-head against the Teutons: 'two world wars and one world cup.'

These chants document ancient rivalries or help to whip a stadium crowd into a frothing fever pitch. But often, there are particular versions particular to a country. Many fan bases - such as the Dutch - have adopted versions with the melody of Verdi's Triumphal March of Aida as a soundtrack for their soccer travels. But impromptu stadium ditties are sometimes the inspiration of a single person, and then popularized into wider use. It may take a Madison Avenue-style campaign to develop something worth repeating. I agree to not bring drugs, alcohol or weapons of any kind.I believe that as the United States matures as a soccer nation, it will move away from the insipid 'USA, USA' chant into more intricate musical territory. I agree to display good sportsmanship and teamwork, involving everyone, not neglecting anyone. I will not do anything to embarrass myself, my family, my school, or Mission Church. I understand the I am a representative of my family, school and church community. (You will have to agree when you register.)

To participate in Color War, you must agree to: School Spirit: Come decked out in your teams color! Big points for the team that goes all out.Ĭreative Cheer: Get started today on a fun and original team cheer! Glenbard North, South, East, and West wears yellow.Īll other schools wear green.

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