The word risas is Spanish for laughs, and this clip lives up to the name with an over-the-top cackle built for meme edits. It comes from a user-uploaded meme soundboard with no credited original recording, and like many short reaction sounds it spread simply because it is easy to drop under any funny moment. It sits alongside other laughter clips such as the baby laughing meme and the cat laugh meme, and it stays popular because a sharp, mocking laugh never goes out of style in fail compilations.
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A drawn-out, high-energy laugh clip from a meme soundboard. Creators use this risas sound effect to punctuate funny fails, punchlines and reaction moments.
This is a short, stretched-out burst of human laughter, the kind of exaggerated giggle that keeps going just past the point of comfort. It opens with a quick rising chuckle, then rolls into a wobbly, high-pitched cackle that lasts about a second and a half before cutting off abruptly. The tone is playful and mocking rather than warm, which makes it land like a jeer aimed at someone's fail. Dropped over a clip, it tells the viewer exactly how to react: this was funny, and the person on screen absolutely deserved it.