The clip comes from Rádio Sagres 730, a Goiânia station whose football broadcasts used short team jingles, including one for Londrina, the Paraná club known as the Tubarão Paranaense. It was especially associated with Londrina games against Goiás teams, notably Goiás, Atlético Goianiense, and Vila Nova. Notes about the recording link its familiar male voice to singer Fábio Rolón, also known as Fábio Stella, whose voice is associated with similar vintage Brazilian radio jingles. Shared online from Sistema Sagres material, it survives as a nostalgic piece of regional football radio.
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A short Londrina jingle from Rádio Sagres 730 broadcasts in Goiânia, announcing the Tubarão Paranaense before football matches against Goiás clubs.
This is a brief radio jingle for Londrina Esporte Clube, recorded for Rádio Sagres 730 in Goiânia. A warm male voice announces the Paraná club, nicknamed the Tubarão Paranaense, over a compact, old-school broadcast musical bed that feels instantly like a football transmission. In just over two seconds it sets up a match, signals which side is about to play, and gives Londrina supporters a small burst of identity before kickoff. For listeners who grew up with Brazilian radio football, it carries a nostalgic, local-radio charm rather than a polished modern stadium anthem.
