List of Rio Grande do Sul state symbols
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The Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul has numerous symbols, many of which are officially recognized after a law passed by the state legislature, and were adopted in the 20th century.
Rio Grande do Sul's first official symbol was its flag, which was established by Title VI of the state constitution adopted on 14 July 1891.[1][2] This Title specified the tricolor of the Riograndense Republic as the state flag and was the only piece of legislation to mention the state flag until 1966 when two more state symbols, the state coat of arms and state song, were adopted.[1] Fifteen additional symbols have been added since 1980, with thirteen of which being added after 2000. The newest symbol of Rio Grande do Sul is the Hino da Legalidade, which was declared the democratic resistance hymn in 2021.
State symbols
| Type | Symbol | Date | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flag | Flag of Rio Grande do Sul | 14 July 1891[1] |  |
| Coat of arms | Coat of arms of Rio Grande do Sul |  | |
| Motto | Liberdade, Igualdade, Humanidade
(Portuguese: Liberty, Equality, Humanity) |
||
| Song | Hino Rio-Grandense | 5 January 1966[1] |
Species
Other
| Type | Symbol | Date | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical meal | Churrasco | 20 June 2003[9] |  |
| Drink | Chimarrão | 20 June 2003[9] | .jpg) |
| Musical instrument | Accordion | 8 September 2010[10] |  |
| Mineral | Amethyst | 24 August 2015[11] |  |
| Country tool | Lasso | 21 March 2016[12] |  |
| Elderly persons sport | Câmbio | 27 April 2018[13] | |
| Democratic resistance hymn | Hino da Legalidade | 19 October 2021[14] | |
| Equestrian sport | Horse racing on a straight course[15] | 15 April 2014[16] |
Symbols of Cultural and Historical Heritage
| Type | Symbol | Date | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| Animal | Crioulo horse | 26 August 2002[7] |  |
| Quero-quero | .jpg) | ||
| Sculpture | Estátua do Laçador | 13 June 2008[17] | .jpg) |