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Himno Centenario
Sevilla's official anthem, written by El Arrebato for the club's centenary.
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Sevilla's anthem is the 'Himno Centenario', written by El Arrebato (Javier Labandon) for the club's 100 years. The words sing to the red and white family, to the Giralda and to the Sanchez Pizjuan, where the sevillismo roars its love for the city's team. Learn the words below.
Lyrics for Himno Centenario
Ejemplo de sevillanía,
Familia roja y blanca,
Del Sánchez Pizjuán,
Mi corazón que late gritando ¡Sevilla!,
Llevándolo en volandas por siempre a ganar.
Y es por eso que hoy vengo a verte,
sevillista seré hasta la muerte,
la Giralda presume orgullosa
de ver al Sevilla en el Sánchez Pizjuán.
Y Sevilla, Sevilla, Sevilla,
aquí estamos contigo, Sevilla,
compartiendo la gloria en tu escudo,
orgullo del fútbol de nuestra ciudad…
Read it in English
Sevillania example,
Red and white family,
The Sanchez Pizjuan,
A heart that beats,
Screaming Sevilla,
Llavandolo on wings,
Forever to win,
And that is why today I come to see you,
Sevilla will be until death,
Giralda Tower boasts proud,
to see Sevilla in the Sanchez Pizjuan,
And Sevilla, Seville,
Here we are with you Sevilla,
Sharing the glory in your shield,
Soccer pride of our city...
Language · Spanish
Team · Sevilla
Behind the chant
When was Himno Centenario first sung?
Written by El Arrebato for the centenary of Sevilla FC, founded in 1905. It plays at every match at the Sanchez Pizjuan.
What's the story behind Himno Centenario?
The line 'sevillista hasta la muerte' sums up the emotional commitment the lyric puts at the front.
