31 Minutos is a Chilean puppet comedy series that premiered on TVN in 2003, created by Álvaro Díaz and Pedro Peirano as a parody of a television newscast. Anchored by the pompous Tulio Triviño and his chaotic crew, the show became a cult hit across Latin America and, years later, a bottomless source of memes on WhatsApp, TikTok and YouTube. Its cast laugh circulates as a reaction audio for anything absurdly funny, keeping the show's anarchic spirit alive long after its original run.
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A 32-second clip of the 31 Minutos cast laughing, from the Chilean puppet news parody. Creators use it as a joyful reaction sound for fails and meme edits.
This clip captures the full cast of 31 Minutos, the Chilean puppet news crew, caught in a long, genuine fit of laughter that runs for about half a minute. It is not a single giggle but a rolling, overlapping chorus of chuckles, snorts and wheezes from several distinct puppet voices, swelling and dying down in waves. Played over a video, it turns any punchline into a shared joke: the listener feels like the whole studio is cracking up with them, which makes even a weak gag land harder and gives meme edits an instant party atmosphere.
