Arthur do Val, a Brazilian politician and former São Paulo state deputy, recorded the audio in March 2022 while visiting Ukraine during the early weeks of the war there. In leaked voice messages sent to friends, he commented admiringly on Ukrainian women, using the Portuguese phrase só deusa, cara. The recordings were shared widely on social media and news outlets in Brazil, prompting public criticism and his resignation from office. The phrase quickly became a meme, quoted in jokes, reaction videos and political commentary, and it remains recognisable in Brazil as shorthand for the scandal.
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Arthur do Val's leaked 'só deusa, cara' audio about Ukrainian women, turned into a meme sound used in reaction edits and political commentary clips online.
This sixteen-second clip captures Arthur do Val speaking in Portuguese during a leaked voice message recorded while he was travelling in Ukraine, repeating the phrase só deusa, cara in an admiring, casual tone. His voice is clear and conversational, with the emphasis falling on the word deusa as he describes the women he had seen. The clip feels candid and unguarded rather than scripted, which is why it spread so quickly as a meme. Hearing it instantly recalls the controversy around the recording, adding an awkward, ironic edge to edits, reactions and political jokes that use it.