This jingle dates from Rádio Globo broadcasts of Brasil de Pelotas matches, when announcer Fábio 'Stella' Rolón recorded a dedicated Xavante vinheta for the club. It is best documented from a YouTube video of the club's goals in a 1985 Brasileirão match, a 2-0 win over Flamengo, where this version plays instead of the better-known 'Brasil-il-il' jingle recorded by Edmo Zarife. Unlike later versions used by some stations, Rolón says simply 'Brasil' rather than 'Brasil de Pelotas', a detail fans recognise and still share in nostalgic football clips.
About this sound
The vintage Brasil de Pelotas Xavante jingle from Rádio Globo broadcasts, voiced by Fábio Rolón, used by fans for goal celebrations and club nostalgia clips.
This is a short, punchy radio jingle for Brasil de Pelotas, the Xavante club from Pelotas, recorded for match broadcasts on Rádio Globo. In just two seconds, announcer Fábio 'Stella' Rolón delivers a single, emphatic 'Brasil' with the bright, old-school energy of 1980s Brazilian sports radio, sounding like a goal cue rather than a full anthem. It lands instantly, giving fans a burst of pride and nostalgia, and it works best as a quick identifier that says the Xavante are on the scoreboard without needing any explanation.