Cearamor - Tema

The song "Cearamor - Tema" by Ceará Sporting Clube is not just a song, but an anthem that encapsulates the passion and fervor of the Cearamor, the organized fan group of the Brazilian football team Ceará Sporting Club. The lyrics are a bold and unapologetic declaration of the group's loyalty and aggressive support for their team, often crossing into controversial territory with their intense rivalry against other teams.

The song's lyrics express the group's identity through colors (black and white) and their presence at the stadium, which they refer to as 'PV' (Presidente Vargas Stadium). The repeated phrase 'Da porrada' which translates to 'beat up,' reflects the violent aspect of football hooliganism that has been associated with some fan groups. The song also mentions 'Tufgay' and 'Falange Gay,' derogatory terms used to refer to rival fan groups, showcasing the intense and often hostile rivalries between football fans. The anthem's aggressive tone is further emphasized with lines about fighting and asserting dominance over rivals, which is a controversial aspect of football culture.

Despite the contentious lyrics, the song also captures the camaraderie and unity among the fans of Ceará Sporting Club. Chants like 'Arerê Êê EU SOU DA CEARAMOR ATÉ MORRER ÊÊ' and 'Vozãoooooooo êô' are rallying cries that bring the community together in support of their team. The anthem is a testament to the powerful emotions that football can evoke, and while it celebrates the spirit and dedication of the fans, it also inadvertently highlights the darker side of sports fanaticism.