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Madureira - Rádio Globo

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Old Madureira jingle played during Rádio Globo broadcasts of the club's matches, voiced by Fábio Stella Rolón. Fans play it for Tricolor Suburbano pride.

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Old Madureira jingle played during Rádio Globo broadcasts of the club's matches, voiced by Fábio Stella Rolón. Fans play it for Tricolor Suburbano pride.

This is a short vintage radio jingle for Madureira, the Rio club known as the Tricolor Suburbano, originally heard during the team's matches on Rádio Globo. Delivered in the confident voice of announcer Fábio Stella Rolón, it has the warm, slightly retro polish of classic Brazilian sports broadcasting, packing club identity into just a couple of seconds. For supporters it works like an instant rallying cry, sparking recognition, nostalgia and pride, while for outsiders it sounds like a burst of old-school football radio, lively, proud and unmistakably tied to match day.

Pro tip

Drop it the moment a Madureira goal or badge appears, and let the short jingle finish before commentary resumes. Pair it with crowd noise or a replay, but do not loop it or bury it under music, as its announcer punch is the recognisable part.

How people use it

Celebrating a Madureira goal in a match highlight video.
Introducing the club badge in a fan-made tribute edit.
Opening a podcast segment about Madureira football history.
Reacting to a Tricolor Suburbano win on social media.

More information

Madureira Esporte Clube, nicknamed the Tricolor Suburbano, is a Rio de Janeiro football club, and this jingle dates from an earlier era of its coverage on Rádio Globo, where it was played around the club's broadcast matches. It was recorded in the voice of Fábio Stella Rolón, a broadcaster associated with that radio tradition. The clip has since circulated among supporters online as a compact piece of club heritage, shared in fan edits and match-day posts, and it remains in use because it instantly signals Madureira without needing a longer anthem or explanation.

FAQ

What is the Madureira Rádio Globo sound?

It is a short vintage jingle for Madureira Esporte Clube, originally played during the club's matches broadcast by Rádio Globo. The clip is only about two seconds long and is voiced by announcer Fábio Stella Rolón.

Who voices the Madureira jingle?

The jingle is recorded in the voice of Fábio 'Stella' Rolón, the broadcaster credited with the Rádio Globo version. His announcer delivery gives the short clip its classic sports-radio character and helps supporters recognise it immediately.

How do fans use this sound?

Fans use it as a quick badge of club pride in match highlights, goal celebrations, tribute edits and social posts. Because it is so short, it works best at a reveal, a goal or the start of a Madureira segment.