Panorama da narração radiofônica de futebol na Região Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro no início do século XXI

Abstract

This thesis s goal is to present the status quo and point out possible future developments to the Rio de Janeiro City and Metropolitan Area School of Radiophonic Sports Narration in the beginning of the 21st century. The proposal is to map the main sports narrators from radios with regular soccer transmission in their programming as well as the radio stations themselves. Furthermore, this initiative contextualizes the importance of radio and, more specifically, soccer in the daily activities of the inhabitants of the previously mentioned area. Whose are the voices that bring life to the narration of a soccer match? How is that work developed? How are the slogans and catchphrases that liven up the locution created? These and other questions are presented in this research. The narration of soccer games is one of the main events in sports coverage which, in its own right, represents one of the most valuable contents for a radio station in terms of programming and, consequently, commercially as well. The trajectory begins with the speaker Amador dos Santos from the 1920s and goes through other names such as Ary Barroso, Oduvaldo Cozzi, Waldir Amaral, Jorge Cury and Doalcei Bueno de Camargo before reaching our current time, with emphasis on narrators such as José Carlos Araújo and Luiz Penido, among others. Technological development, the arrival of television and internet will be duly mentioned throughout the work, which intends to scientifically map, through theoretical concepts and semi-structured qualitative interviews, the formation and development of the Rio de Janeiro City and Metropolitan Area School of Radiophonic Sports Narration , a subject lacking in specific bibliography and in-depth studies