This jingle comes from Radio Sagres 730 in Goiania, where it was used to introduce clubs named Operario during football broadcasts, especially matches against Goias, Atletico Goianiense and Vila Nova. Its familiar voice is that of singer Fabio Rolon, also known as Fabio Stella, whose station idents were heard on Brazilian radio for decades, including on Radio Globo into the late 2000s. Today it still circulates among supporters of Operario clubs such as Operario de Campo Grande and Operario Ferroviario, who use it as a quick badge of identity.
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A short radio jingle for teams named Operario, used by Radio Sagres 730 in Goiania broadcasts against Goias clubs. Supporters play it to celebrate their team.
This is a very short radio jingle made to introduce a football team called Operario during a live broadcast. A warm, confident male voice delivers the team name in a punchy, sing-song style, so the whole clip lands in under two seconds and feels like a burst of stadium energy. It is bright, direct and instantly recognisable, which is why it works as a quick ident rather than a song. For listeners, it acts as a rallying call: the moment it plays, Operario supporters know their club is centre stage, and rival fans know a Goias derby atmosphere is building.
