Abram a passagem

The song "Abram a passagem" by Cearamor is not just a song, but a chant that resonates with the passion and intensity of football (soccer) fandom in Brazil. Cearamor is the organized fan group, or 'torcida organizada,' for the Ceará Sporting Club, a football team based in Fortaleza, Brazil. The lyrics of this chant are a bold declaration of the group's presence and dominance in the football fan scene.

The opening line, 'Em qualquer lugar, a CEARAMOR invade,' which translates to 'Anywhere, CEARAMOR invades,' sets the tone for the chant. It suggests that the fan group's support for their team knows no bounds and that they will follow and support their team everywhere. The mention of 'Tufgay' refers to a rival fan group, and the lyrics imply that this group hides or retreats when Cearamor starts to sing 'Abram Passagem,' which means 'Clear the way.' This is a metaphorical way of saying that Cearamor's presence is so formidable that their rivals would rather avoid confrontation.

The chant 'Ô ô Ô ô Ô ô Ô ô Abram Passagem, Cearamor o terror dessa cidade' is a rallying cry, proclaiming Cearamor as the 'terror of this city,' a hyperbolic way of expressing their strong and sometimes intimidating support for their team. It's a common practice for fan groups to use such chants to boost the morale of their own members and to intimidate the opposing team and its supporters. The song encapsulates the tribalism and camaraderie that is often found in sports fandom, particularly in the context of Brazilian football culture.