Himno de San Lorenzo de Almagro

The song 'Himno de San Lorenzo de Almagro' is a passionate tribute to the Argentine football club San Lorenzo de Almagro, often referred to as 'El Ciclón' (The Cyclone). The lyrics celebrate the club's storied history, its triumphs, and the indomitable spirit of its players and fans. The song opens by acknowledging the club's legacy as a 'glorious champion,' highlighting the numerous victories that have earned it a revered place in the hearts of its supporters. The term 'Ciclón' is not just a nickname but a symbol of the club's powerful and unstoppable nature on the field.

The lyrics also emphasize the pride and honor associated with wearing the club's colors, blue and red ('bicolor'). These colors are described as being carried in the veins of the supporters, symbolizing a deep, almost familial connection to the club. The song speaks to the noble qualities of the team, such as courage, hope, and love, which are embodied by the players and celebrated by the fans. The reference to 'varones de acero' (men of steel) underlines the toughness and resilience of the team, while 'el coraje indomable del Gaucho' (the indomitable courage of the Gaucho) ties the club's spirit to the broader cultural identity of Argentina.

The chorus, with its repeated exclamations of 'Ciclón, Ciclón,' serves as a rallying cry for the fans, reinforcing the themes of struggle, honor, and determination. The song portrays San Lorenzo de Almagro not just as a football club but as a community and a way of life. It captures the essence of what it means to be a supporter, celebrating the club's past achievements while looking forward to future glories. The hymn is a testament to the enduring spirit and unwavering loyalty of the San Lorenzo de Almagro community.