This vignette comes from Rádio Sagres 730 in Goiânia, where it was used in match broadcasts when Paysandu played clubs from Goiás, especially Goiás, Atlético Goianiense and Vila Nova. Its familiar voice belongs to singer Fábio Rolón, also known as Fábio Stella, whose voice appeared on similar club vignettes used by Rádio Globo from the 1960s and 1970s through to 2009. That long radio history gives the short ident its nostalgic pull, and Paysandu supporters still share and reuse it online for derby content and club celebrations.
About this sound
The Paysandu radio jingle from Rádio Sagres 730 in Goiânia, played during broadcasts of matches against Goiás clubs and used by Papão fans in sports edits.
This is a brief, punchy radio vignette for Paysandu Sport Club, the Belém team nicknamed Papão da Curuzu, as heard on Rádio Sagres 730. A confident voice delivers the club name over a tight, broadcast-style backing, giving it the feel of a station ident rather than a full song. It lands instantly, like a team call being shouted across a stadium, and it works because Paysandu supporters recognise it straight away. Played in a video or stream, it adds local football pride, rivalry energy and a nostalgic radio flavour in under two seconds.
