The jingle comes from Radio Sagres 730 in Goiania, where it was used in football transmissions when a team called Rio Branco faced Goias sides, especially Goias, Atletico Goianiense and Vila Nova. Like other team vignettes used by the station, it features the voice of singer Fabio Rolon, also known as Fabio Stella, whose recorded jingles were heard on Brazilian radio from the 1960s and 1970s onward. The button colour references Rio Branco AC from Vitoria, Espirito Santo, one of several Brazilian clubs sharing the Rio Branco name.
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Short radio jingle for Rio Branco teams from Sagres 730 broadcasts in Goiania, used to announce lineups and spice up football edits and fan videos.
This is a brief broadcast jingle made to introduce teams named Rio Branco during football coverage on Radio Sagres 730 in Goiania. A polished announcer voice delivers the team name over a short musical sting, giving it the feel of classic Brazilian radio sports coverage. The clip lasts just over two seconds, so the name lands instantly and with authority. It works as a proud announcement moment, turning a simple mention of Rio Branco into a bigger event. Fans recognise the vintage style and the familiar singing voice behind many station jingles from that era.
