The chant at the heart of this clip comes from Ameno, a track by the French musical project Era, whose pseudo-Latin opening lyric gave the internet the word Dorime. Years after its release, the dramatic choir sound found a second life in short-form video, where creators used it to make ordinary moments feel monumental. In Brazil, clips of television presenter Ratinho became a natural partner for that joke, because his expressive reactions already lend themselves to meme edits. The pairing stuck because the solemn music and the playful television moment create an instant, recognisable contrast.
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The Dorime sound is the epic chant from Era's Ameno, often paired with clips of Brazilian presenter Ratinho for dramatic reveals and funny meme edits.
This 17-second clip centres on the instantly recognisable Dorime chant, a deep, choir-like vocal that builds slowly and feels far grander than the everyday moment it accompanies. Layered over that chant is the playful energy of the Ratinho meme, turning an ordinary reaction, entrance or reveal into something mock-epic. The contrast is the joke: solemn, almost sacred-sounding singing meets a light-hearted Brazilian television moment, so viewers expect something huge and then laugh at how small the payoff is. It works best when the timing lands exactly on the reveal, letting the music swell before the punchline breaks the tension.
