The Verdinha ident began as a Quixinha signature played by Radio Verdes Mares, a station jingle that became rare as schedules and station branding changed over time. It is not clear whether Verdes Mares still uses this version today, and the uploader noted it may have been replaced, as happened with other local idents. Fortunately, the jingle survived on air in Quixada, where both Cultura FM and Meio Norte FM have kept it in use. The clip circulating online comes from a personal recording of Meio Norte FM, preserving a piece of local radio history that listeners still recognise.
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The rare Verdinha jingle for Quixinha, once on Radio Verdes Mares and now on Quixada's Cultura FM and Meio Norte FM, used as a nostalgic local ident.
This short Verdinha jingle is a classic Brazilian radio ident for Quixinha, the kind of bright, punchy station signature that instantly signals a local broadcast is starting. In just over two seconds it delivers a compact musical flourish and a name check that feels familiar, cheerful and unmistakably regional, rather than polished and generic. For listeners from Quixada, it triggers instant recognition and nostalgia for tuning in on FM, while for outsiders it sounds like a warm, old-school station break. Its brevity makes it feel like a friendly wink from the radio, not a full song.
