The phrase comes from a 2015 clip attributed to Baldo and shared around the marathon event tagged MaratonaSGRB2015, where 'E lá vamos lá' works as a simple call to get going. As a short, easily recognised Portuguese catchphrase, it travelled through soundboards and short-form videos, where creators reuse it as a starter rather than as a quote needing context. Its appeal is practical: the wording is short, upbeat and instantly understood by Portuguese-speaking viewers, so it still opens challenges, streams and group videos without needing an explanation.
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A short Portuguese voice clip of Baldo saying 'E lá vamos lá', meaning 'and there we go', used to kick off a challenge, race or marathon-style video moment.
This is a brief spoken clip in Portuguese, delivered in an upbeat, rallying tone as Baldo says the phrase 'E lá vamos lá', roughly meaning 'and there we go'. The voice is clear and energetic, with a rising, let's-get-started feel that makes it sound like the starting gun for something fun rather than a calm announcement. It lands quickly, so it works as a punchy opener that tells viewers something is about to begin. The familiar, encouraging delivery gives a video instant momentum and a light, communal mood, like friends cheering each other on before a challenge, a game, or a long marathon-style session.
