Rádio Verdes Mares, known in Ceará as Verdinha, created this jingle for broadcasts involving Guarany de Sobral and Guarani de Juazeiro, two clubs that share red-and-black colours and similar names, which explains the combined title. It has been associated with their matches since the 1970s, when station jingles introduced teams before coverage. Later versions were shortened, and the opening effect heard here was removed, probably because the full jingles ran long. Complete Verdinha jingles are now rare online, with surviving examples mainly for Ceará, Ferroviário and Fortaleza, making this restored version a valuable record for supporters.
About this sound
The complete Verdinha radio jingle for Guarany de Sobral and Guarani de Juazeiro, used by Rádio Verdes Mares since the 1970s for football broadcasts.
The full-length station jingle opens with a brief, slightly odd effect before settling into a bright, old-fashioned radio fanfare made for football coverage in Ceará. It feels warm, nostalgic and unmistakably local, carrying the identity of two red-and-black clubs, Guarany de Sobral and Guarani de Juazeiro, in a single shared theme. Hearing the complete version rather than the shortened one used later gives listeners the sense of settling in for a match, with the announcer-era brass and rhythm building anticipation before kick-off. It is less a meme clip than a piece of regional broadcast history that still sparks recognition among fans.
