The Uruba and Urubinha children's area at Gávea headquarters got a new look this week. Jagadá, the famous Flamengo fan who makes the flags for the organized fan groups, was invited by president Patricia Amorim and vice president of administration and Fla-Gávea, Cacau Cotta, to showcase his art at the club.

The fan, who is well-known for his great work with the red and black flags, painted an entire space inside the playground and made the place much more cheerful and fun for members and children.

The artist referenced Flamengo's mascots, such as Popeye the sailor, Flamengo's first mascot, who represented Flamengo's strength and persistence, and also the current mascot, the vulture. Jagadá also made reference to Rio de Janeiro, painting the Maracanã Stadium and Christ the Redeemer.