TIJUCA EXALTAÇÃO

"O Dia Vai Chegar" (The Day Will Come) is one of the most soul-stirring and traditional hymns of Unidos da Tijuca, serving as a poignant "Exaltação" (Exaltation) that captures the school's historical resilience. The song is a melodic promise of victory and recognition for the community of Morro do Borel, composed during a period when the school was often fighting to establish itself among the "Giants" of the Special Group. Its lyrics carry a deep sense of hope and patience, reflecting the long journey of a school that was founded in 1931 and spent decades as a beloved but underdog institution before becoming the modern powerhouse it is today. 

In the ritual of the parade, this hymn acts as a bridge between the school's humble origins and its grand ambitions. When the "Bateria Pura Cadência" strikes the first notes of this anthem during the warm-up, it creates a unique emotional atmosphere that differs from the high-energy, high-tech nature of their recent championship themes. It is a moment of communal reflection where the "Tijucanos" honor their ancestors and the blue-and-white flag, reaffirming that no matter the challenges of the present, the "day" of their ultimate glory is always within reach.