The line comes from the Portuguese apanhados tradition, the prank phone calls made for radio entertainment that became a staple of humour in Portugal. This particular clip is credited to Xano and was circulated as part of a collection of classic funny prank recordings shared under the Tugas Doidos name. Like many short apanhados, it spread through soundboards and messaging apps where users trade short, quotable reactions. Its lasting appeal is simple: the excuse I know it is the wine talking is universally understood in party contexts.
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Short Portuguese radio prank clip where Xano says he knows it is the wine talking. A drunk, funny voice line creators use for party memes and jokes.
This is a two-second Portuguese voice clip taken from a classic radio prank call, featuring a man identified as Xano delivering the line Eu sei que é o vinho a falar, which means I know it is the wine talking. His tone is slurred, amused and slightly defensive, like someone caught saying something silly after a few drinks and blaming the alcohol with a grin. The recording has the raw, close-mic feel of an old phone prank, with no music or effects. Listeners instantly get the joke because the delivery feels honest and relatable, making it perfect for undercutting a wild statement.