The clip comes from Rádio Sagres 730 in Goiânia, which used short sung vignettes for visiting clubs in its football coverage, especially when Avaí faced Goiás, Atlético Goianiense or Vila Nova. Avaí, from Santa Catarina, are nicknamed the Leão. The distinctive singing belongs to Fábio Rolón, also known as Fábio Stella, whose voice fronted many similar team vignettes. That style was widespread on Brazilian radio, with Rádio Globo also using Fábio-voiced vignettes from the 1960s and 1970s era through to 2009, preserving a tradition fans still recognise today.
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Short radio jingle for Avaí, the Leão de Santa Catarina, used on Rádio Sagres 730 broadcasts for matches against Goiás teams in Brazilian football coverage.
This is a very brief broadcast vignette announcing Avaí, built around a sung male vocal in the style of classic Brazilian radio football jingles. The voice delivers the club name with energy over a tight, punchy sting that lasts just over a second, designed to cut through match commentary. It carries the nostalgic feel of old AM radio coverage, where each visiting team had its own musical signature. For listeners it instantly signals Avaí are the opponents, creating recognition, anticipation and a little rivalry tension before play resumes or a goal is described on air.
