Composed in the 1950s by Lupicínio Rodrigues (yes, the King of the Bolero) and José Mendes, the Grêmio anthem is one of the most unique and feared in Brazilian football.
Music sticker with the song "Hino do Grêmio (oficial)." Fun Fact to add to any post: Did you know? Unlike most Brazilian clubs that have cheerful sambas as anthems, Grêmio’s is a dramatic bolero. It was written by Lupicínio Rodrigues, a famous Grêmio fan who was once kicked out of a stadium for invading the pitch to hug the goalkeeper after a save!
Respeita o Tricolor. 🔊
Sing it loud. Sing it with your chest. 🏆🇪🇪
#Grêmio #CulturaGaucha #FutebolBrasileiro #LupicinioRodrigues (Background: A photo of a packed Arena do Grêmio or a classic image of Renato Portaluppi) HINO DO GREMIO-RS
If you’ve never felt the ground shake at the Arena when the crowd reaches the final verse, you haven’t lived.
There is no sound more instantly recognizable to a Tricolor than our anthem. It’s not just a song; it’s a declaration of war, a promise of loyalty, and a celebration of our history. Composed in the 1950s by Lupicínio Rodrigues (yes,
It transforms the stadium into a fortress. It turns 12 players into 50,000.