Rádio Sagres 730, based in Goiânia, used a set of short sung vinhetas to identify visiting clubs during its football broadcasts, and this one was reserved for Remo when the Pará side faced Goiás, Atlético Goianiense or Vila Nova. The voice belongs to singer Fábio Rolón, also known as Fábio Stella, whose similar team jingles were widely used by Brazilian radio stations, including Rádio Globo, from the 1960s and 1970s through to 2009. The clip survives online through recordings credited to Sistema Sagres, preserving a style of radio football coverage now rarely heard.
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The Remo jingle played by Rádio Sagres 730 in Goiânia during matches against Goiás teams, featuring the sung Leão Azul chant fans use for football edits.
This is the short radio jingle for Clube do Remo, the Leão Azul from Pará, as aired by Rádio Sagres 730 during broadcasts of matches against teams from Goiás. A male singer delivers the club name in a bright, old-fashioned vinheta style, with a quick melodic flourish that makes it instantly recognisable to Brazilian football fans. At under two seconds it works like a sonic badge, announcing Remo's presence before commentary resumes. Listeners who grew up with radio coverage hear nostalgia in it, while younger fans use it as a proud, punchy identifier for the club.
