The vignette comes from Rádio Sagres 730 in Goiânia, where it was used during broadcasts of matches involving teams from Goiás, especially Goiás, Atlético and Vila Nova. Its familiar voice belongs to singer Fábio Rolón, also known as Fábio Stella, whose voice appeared on similar team vignettes used by Rádio Globo from the 1960s and 1970s through to 2009. Today, CRB supporters reuse the short ident online as a piece of Brazilian football radio history and a proud marker of Galo da Pajuçara identity.
About this sound
A short Brazilian radio jingle for CRB, the Galo da Pajuçara, voiced by singer Fábio Rolón and used by Rádio Sagres 730 during matches against Goiás clubs.
This two-second clip is a vintage Brazilian sports radio vignette for CRB, the Galo da Pajuçara, delivered in a warm, confident male singing voice over a brief, brassy musical flourish. It sounds punchy and old-school, like a station ident bursting through a match broadcast, with the team name carried proudly rather than shouted. For listeners who grew up with Goiás football on the radio, it instantly recalls packed stadiums, local rivalries and the excitement just before kickoff, while for newer fans it works as a bold, nostalgic badge of CRB support in a short video.
