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No documented source exists for who first recorded the Mekezones clip; like many viral WhatsApp voice notes, it spread through forwards, re-uploads and soundboards rather than a credited creator. The existing description frames it as a joke about someone who 'se tiró unos mekezones', and that absurd phrasing is the whole engine of its popularity. It now circulates the way short voice memes do: saved, forwarded, and dropped the moment someone opened the audio mid-conversation to derail a serious thread with nonsense.
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A 20-second Spanish voice note joking that someone 'se tiró unos mekezones'. Fans share it in group chats as a goofy reaction to absurd stories and jokes.
The clip runs about twenty seconds and sounds like a classic forwarded voice note: a casual Spanish-speaking voice delivers the punchline about someone having 'tirado unos mekezones', a deliberately mangled slang phrase that lands funnier because it means almost nothing. The delivery is loose and playful, halfway between gossip and a stand-up bit, with the rhythm of someone retelling a ridiculous anecdote to friends. Listeners keep it because the nonsense word sticks in the head and works as a blank punchline you can aim at anyone doing something silly, clumsy or over the top.
