Señores, Yo Soy Del Gallinero

The song "Señores, Yo Soy Del Gallinero" is a passionate anthem that reflects the unwavering support and loyalty of the fans of the Argentine football club River Plate. The lyrics express the deep connection between the supporters and their team, emphasizing that their commitment is not contingent on the team's success or failure. The term 'gallinero' refers to a section of the stadium where the most fervent fans, often called 'hinchas,' traditionally gather. The song conveys the message that the fans will follow River Plate wherever they go, supporting them in every circumstance.

The chorus of the song, 'Vamo', vamo', River Plate,' is a rallying cry, urging the team to show determination and heart. It reflects the fans' high expectations and their belief that the team deserves to be champions because of the passion they share. The repetition of 'vamo' (a colloquial form of 'vamos,' meaning 'let's go') is a common feature in football chants, serving to motivate and energize both the players and the fans.

The final lines of the song pledge unconditional support, stating that the fans will be there in good times and, even more so, in bad times. This sentiment is a testament to the culture of loyalty in football fandom, where the relationship between the team and its supporters is seen as a lifelong commitment. The phrase 'Esta banda nunca te va a abandonar' translates to 'This group will never abandon you,' reinforcing the idea that the fans' support is eternal, regardless of the team's performance.