'Pode Remar': Toada do boi Garantido goes viral during the World Cup and excites Brazilian fans Brazil was eliminated by Norway this Sunday (5), in the round of 16 of the World Cup. Outside the field, fans remembered the rivalry between the Garantido and Caprichoso oxen. The team's defeat was associated by internet users with the song "Pode Remar", by Boi-Bumbá Garantido, who lost the 2026 title to Caprichoso at the Parintins Festival. The verse "You can row, row, otherwise you'll go there" went viral as a response to the Norwegian celebration, known as the "Viking row". ? ?? At the Parintins Festival, Caprichoso and Garantido face each other for three nights. Each ox has up to two and a half hours to present their artistic project, evaluated on 21 questions. In 2026, Caprichoso won the 27th title in its history by defending the theme "Toy that Sings Your Floor” The association with the song began after the Norwegian celebration went viral among football fans. In the videos, players and fans simulate rowing movements in groups, accompanied by drums and singing. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp On social media, fans mocked the elimination. One of them wrote: "Combo for elimination: Toada do Garantido, Rayan's departure, Neymar's entry and the team without controlling the ball." Another said that the culprit was the editor who published the song: "He asked for bad luck and it came at the same time." A fan said that the song was lucky for Norway. Bois Caprichoso and Garantido on the last night of the 2026 Parintins Festival. Lucas Macedo/g1 AM On social media, one of the song's composers, Márcia Novo said that, despite the defeat of the Brazilian team, she celebrated the strength of popular culture: "We will continue rowing because this is Amazonian popular culture. It was our song that didn't stop playing." On social media, one of the song's composers, Márcia Novo, said that, despite the defeat of the Brazilian team, she celebrated the strength of popular culture: Photo: Reproduction/Social Networks The song "Pode Remar", by Boi-Bumbá Garantido, was composed by Amazonian artists Márcia Novo, Luciano Nascimento, Daniel Carvalho and Leonardo Castelo.