Rádio Globo used a series of sung team vinhetas voiced by singer Fábio, giving each club a short musical identity for its football broadcasts, and this one was made for Vitória, known as the Leão do Barradão. Similar Globo team jingles were also kept by Rádio Verdes Mares, and a surviving broadcast example comes from the second leg of the 1993 Brasileirão final between Palmeiras and Vitória, a match Palmeiras won to take the title. Fans still reuse the clip as a compact piece of Brazilian radio football history.
About this sound
A short Rádio Globo jingle for Vitória, sung by Fábio, played when the Leão do Barradão featured in football broadcasts and now shared by fans.
This is a brief, upbeat station jingle that names Vitória in a warm, sung voice, with the polished, celebratory feel of a radio ident made to introduce a team in a football broadcast. The vocal sits front and centre, clear and instantly recognisable even at low volume, and the short length makes it feel like a burst of team pride rather than a full song. Played on its own, it works as a quick cheer for the red-and-black club, a nostalgic nod to Brazilian radio football coverage, and a punchy marker that a Vitória moment is about to follow.
