This jingle comes from Rádio Sagres 730 in Goiânia, where it was used as a Corinthians ident during broadcasts of matches against clubs from Goiás, especially Goiás, Atlético and Vila Nova. The voice is said to be that of singer Fábio Rolón, also known as Fábio Stella, which has made the recording a curiosity among radio listeners. It is unclear whether the same version was ever used by Rádio Globo, or how Sagres obtained it. Shared online from Sagres material, it now circulates as a short rarity that Corinthians fans keep for derby banter.
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The Corinthians jingle from Rádio Sagres 730 broadcasts in Goiânia, voiced by Fábio Rolón. Fans play it to celebrate Timão goals and tease Goiás rivals.
This short radio jingle announces Corinthians, known as Timão, with a bold sung station ident in the style used by Rádio Sagres 730 in Goiânia. A confident male voice delivers the club name over bright, punchy music, giving the two-second clip the polished energy of a live football broadcast. It sounds instantly familiar to Brazilian football listeners, like a station sting cutting through match commentary just before kickoff or after a goal. Hearing it brings a rush of rivalry and pride, especially for Corinthians supporters, while rival fans recognise it straight away as a teasing, triumphant cue.
