Meet the qualifiers for the second stage of the Música do Nação campaign
See the authors of the ten songs selected in the first audition among the judges
By Flamengo Communication - inLast week, Flamengo held, with coverage from FlaTV, the first hearing of the Música do Nação campaignIn total, more than 200 compositions were submitted to the project. With the participation of six renowned judges from the music world, including Bruno Cardoso of the group Sorriso Maroto, the ten songs that will advance to the next stage of the project were selected.
"We selected some songs, and they all have a lot of Flamengo vibes. Lots of love, drive, passion, and I think everyone will love them," Bruno Cardoso said. Check out the list of selected songs and their respective composers below:
I was born Flamengo
Mauricio Rição (Rio de Janeiro, RJ)
We are a Nation
Cleiton Santos (Nova Iguaçu, RJ)
Party in the favela
DJ Lucca (Rio de Janeiro, RJ)
Song of faith
Leo Dutra (Rio de Janeiro, RJ)
From January to January
Rene Lopo (Rio de Janeiro, RJ)
I am Flamengo
Chico Lucas (São Paulo, SP)
Because I'm red and black
Carol Lessa (Araruama, RJ)
An immensity
Henrike Lemos (Iguaba Grande, RJ)
40 Million Hearts
Unknown author*
Flamengo, my love, Mengo, a Nation
Unknown author*
*As indicated above, the last two songs on the list were sent without identification. We ask that the authors of these songs contact us via WhatsApp, at number (21) 98125-1815, and send us your full name, city and state, informing us which song you wrote.
In the next stage of the campaign, the ten selected songs will receive professional studio treatment and be put to a public vote on Flamengo's website. The three most voted songs will advance to the grand finale, which will elect the winner in a vote exclusively for Flamengo members. "The coolest thing about this initiative is that we stopped here and now the fans are the ones choosing," emphasized music producer Prateado.
We'd like to thank everyone for their participation and wish good luck to those who remain in the running. Greetings, red-and-blacks!