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Stadium & Culture

16 entries in the Flamengo compendium.

Nilton Santos StadiumHome of Botafogo, honoring Nilton Santos since 2015.Torcida OrganizadaThe organized heart of Brazilian football fandom, born in the 1940s.Estádio da GáveaHome ground of Flamengo in Lagoa, Rio de Janeiro.Fla-Flu RivalryThe heartbeat of Rio: a rivalry born from a 1911 split, echoing class divides and passion at the Maracanã.Rubro-Negro IdentityFlamengo: o mais querido do Brasil (the most beloved of Brazil).Nação Rubro-NegraOnce you are Flamengo, you are Flamengo 'til you die.Laranjeiras BaseThe birthplace of Brazilian football and home of the oldest club in Rio de Janeiro state.MaracanãRio de Janeiro's giant football stadium, run by Flamengo and Fluminense and home of the Fla-Flu.UrubuThe vulture, Flamengo's mascot since 1969, began as a taunt from rival fans.Fla-FluThe Fla–Flu: a rivalry that defines Rio de Janeiro.Hino do FlamengoFlamengo has two anthems: the 1920 official hymn and Lamartine Babo's popular song.Clássico dos MilhõesThe Derby of the Millions: Flamengo vs. Vasco da GamaAdrianoFlamengo youth product who came back from Inter Milan in 2009 and helped win the Série A.Torcida Organizada FlamengoCharanga Rubro-Negra, founded in 1942, was the first organised supporters' group in Brazil.Ninho do UrubuThe training ground and youth headquarters of Flamengo, site of a tragic fire in 2019.Ronaldo FenômenoO Fenômeno: one of the greatest strikers in football history.
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