War Cry
Source Cazá, Cazá
The first time the battle cry of Sport was hailed back to the Championship celebrations Pernambucano 1938, the year in which the Lion won another title. The Vasco da Gama has a war cry similar to the Sport, with subtle changes in some verses. But what is known is that there he began to be hailed by 1942, by which time the legendary Ademir Menezes, greatest player in the history of sport, football Pernambucano and center-one of the largest in the history of world football, began play there, with the cry of the Vasco players. Despite more than six decades ago, Cazá, Cazá never lost its vitality and originality, became theme music for many composers and constituted one of the trademarks of Crimson-Black crowd wherever she goes. Currently, the battle cry is sung at the beginning of each game time in Ilha do Retiro, pulled by Rádio Ilha, besides the crowd during games.
Caza, Caza
Pelo Sport nada?
(For Sport nothing?)
Tudo!
(Everything!)
Pelo Sport nada?
(For Sport nothing?)
Tudo!
(Everything!)
Então como é, como vai ser e como sempre será?
(So how, as vai be and as always will be?)
Cazá! Cazá! Cazá, Cazá, Cazá!
(Caza! Caza! Caza, Caza, Caza!)
A turma é mesmo boa!
(The class is really good!)
É mesmo da fuzarca!
(It's the same fuzarca!)
Sport! Sport! Sport!
(Sport! Sport! Sport!)
Read more about this topic: Sport Club Do Recife, Symbols
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