Emotions

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It will be tonight, tuesday, Roberto Carlos first match for Corinthians.

The original one celebrated, last year, his 50th career aniversary - 14 more than the Corinthians player has, of age. Otherwise, the popularity of both, is quite different: the famous son of Cachoeiro do Itapemirim, state of Espírito Santo is, still, a without-adversary idol among Brazilian women 50 years or older. The another one, born in Araras, state of São Paulo, is a reference in left-wing for football fans between 20 and 40 years around the globe. There's, otherwise, a lot of people that take part from both - post-modernity neologisms aside - tribes. Anyway, there are a lot of Corinthians fans that, if cried or smiled, felt emotions. There's nothing more appropriated.

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The most sublime meeting moment of these two nations, the Corinthians fans and singer and composer followers, happened in the end of 2008, when the black-and-white team came back to the series A of the Brazilian Tournament. It was october 25th and, after the triumph, 2x0 against Ceará, in this Pacaembu Stadium, the club had confirmed, 6 rounds before the end (a record in the era of all-teams-against-all formula) its comeback to the main series. In the middle of the celebration, the sound of A Volta, a song by the "King" Roberto Carlos, gave the relief the fans waited for.

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