Pink October inspired the new Flamiguinhos music video, released this Sunday (11) on the channel produced by Flamengo in partnership with Grajaú Filmes. In an action by the Social Responsibility area of ​​Mais Querido, Olympic athletes, collaborators, influencers and fans participated in the recording of the song "Libertadoras", which pays tribute to all red-black women.

Gymnasts Flavia Saraiva, Rebeca Andrade, Daniele Hypolito, and Lorrane Oliveira were some of the Mengão stars who lent their voices to raise awareness of women's empowerment. Maria Clara Lobo, Lorena Molinos, Duda, and Laura Miccuci, from artistic swimming; Nathalia Almeida and Priscila Souza, from swimming; Samantha Rezende and Bruna Couri, from water polo; rower Isabelle Falck; and volleyball player Amanda Campos also participated in the event.

Camila Nascimento, manager of the Rubro-Negro Social Responsibility area, highlighted the importance of addressing relevant topics in a playful way for children.

"We strongly believe in using play and music to support intellectual development and awaken creativity and imagination. As education is a priority for Flamengo's Social Responsibility agenda, the partnership with Flamiguinhos represents a great opportunity to contribute to the right to learning and individual development," said Camila.

Wagner Corrêa, partner at Grajaú Filmes, celebrated the partnership.

"Defining the themes of our songs is always a critical moment in the production of our videos. Social Responsibility has brought us relevant topics to address with Flamengo's children, and in this month of Pink October, we couldn't miss this tribute to the women of Flamengo," he said.