Since the 1970s, Rádio Verdes Mares, known in Ceará as Verdinha, has used this short ident for broadcasts of matches involving Guarany de Sobral and Guarani de Juazeiro, which explains the combined Guarany(i) name. The jingle became closely linked to local football coverage and to the two clubs, whose similar names made a shared theme practical for radio. It later circulated online through fan edits and soundboard uploads, keeping the station's matchday sound familiar to younger supporters and to Ceará football fans outside the region.
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The Verdinha jingle Rádio Verdes Mares has used since the 1970s for Guarany de Sobral and Guarani de Juazeiro football matches, popular for Ceará club edits.
A short, bright radio ident, this Verdinha jingle bursts in with a punchy, melodic fanfare that sounds made for a stadium broadcast. Its quick brass-like flourish and upbeat rhythm instantly signal that a Ceará football match is about to begin, especially one involving Guarany de Sobral or Guarani de Juazeiro. Hearing it brings back the feeling of tuning into local radio coverage, with commentators, crowd noise and matchday excitement just around the corner. For listeners, it feels nostalgic, energetic and unmistakably regional, turning a simple clip into a cue for football pride, rivalry and celebration.
