The Cuiabá Esporte Clube was founded on December 12, 2001, by Luís Carlos Tóffoli (known as Gaúcho). The club has won the Campeonato Mato-grossense 13 times and claimed the title of champion of the Campeonato Brasileiro Série D in 2015 and 2019, making it one of the most important teams in the state. Since its foundation, the Cuiabá badge has undergone several significant changes.
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The Origin of the Cuiabá Badge
The Cuiabá badge features the traditional colors yellow and green. Initially, the design of the badge aimed to reflect the identity of the city of Cuiabá (the capital of Mato Grosso), highlighting local culture and elements. The symbol of a "tent" was included in the badge, representing the indigenous tradition of the region. As the club grew and achieved more successes, the badge became more detailed while always maintaining its historical and regional essence.
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Initial Cuiabá Badge (2001-2006)
The first Cuiabá badge was simple and straightforward, combining the club's name with some representative elements of the state of Mato Grosso. The badge used green and yellow colors and had a circular shape. The city of Cuiabá was represented in a simplified way, with a line in the badge symbolizing the mountains and natural resources of the region.
Updates to the Cuiabá Badge (2007-2015)
With the club's growth and its participation in the elite of Brazilian football, the Cuiabá badge underwent an update. In 2007, the design was modernized to become more stylish and contemporary, aligning with the visual standards of Brazil's more traditional clubs. The shape of the badge became bolder, and dynamic elements were incorporated, making the badge stand out more visually.
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Current Cuiabá Badge (2016 to Present)
In 2016, Cuiabá made another modernization to its badge to reflect its more professional image and align it with the clubs in the Série A of the Campeonato Brasileiro. The new design adopted simpler lines and a stronger outline, keeping the green and yellow colors that represent the club. The badge also began to incorporate graphic elements, symbolizing the club's growth and its relationship with football.
The word “Cuiabá” on the badge has become more prominent, and the circular shape has been maintained, symbolizing the close connection between the club, the city, and the fans. The current design is modern and simple, yet respects the historical roots of the club and the traditions of the state of Mato Grosso.
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