Hino do Internacional

The 'Hino do Internacional,' or the anthem of Sport Club Internacional, is a song that encapsulates the pride and passion of the supporters of the Brazilian football club. The lyrics serve as a tribute to the team's history, achievements, and significance not only in the realm of sports but also as a cultural icon. The song begins by referring to the club as the 'Glory of the national sport,' highlighting Internacional's importance and the admiration it commands. The anthem emphasizes the club's impact, both at home and abroad, celebrating its notable accomplishments that the fans ('eu vivo a exaltar') proudly acknowledge and exalt.

The anthem also reflects on the club's past and present, with the 'alvirrubro' (red and white) colors being a reason for celebration among the fans. The present is described as bringing joy to the supporters, suggesting that the club continues to create happy memories and foster a sense of community. The reference to 'Colorado de ases celeiro' points to the team's reputation for nurturing talented players, likening them to stars shining in an ever-blue sky, symbolizing hope and continuity. The song unites fans across Brazil, as it proclaims Internacional as the 'club of the people' from Rio Grande do Sul, reinforcing the team's regional identity and national appeal.

The repeated lines about the club's glory and the call for it to continue on its path of victories ('Segue a tua senda de vitórias') serve as a rallying cry for continued success. The anthem is not just a celebration of past glories but a hopeful look towards the future, where the club is envisioned to keep shining ('Vives a brilhar') and remain a source of pride for Brazil. The use of words like 'radioso' (radiant) and 'varonil' (manly) imbue the song with a sense of vigor and resilience, characteristics often associated with successful sports teams.