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Eu só quero é ser feliz

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Clip of the Brazilian funk chorus Eu só quero é ser feliz from Rap da Felicidade by Cidinho e Doca, used for happy, carefree and favela pride posts.

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Clip of the Brazilian funk chorus Eu só quero é ser feliz from Rap da Felicidade by Cidinho e Doca, used for happy, carefree and favela pride posts.

This is the sung chorus of Rap da Felicidade, delivered in a warm, earnest male voice over classic Brazilian funk. The line Eu só quero é ser feliz, andar tranquilamente na favela onde eu nasci translates to wanting only to be happy and walk peacefully where he was born. It sounds hopeful rather than comic, with a simple melody that sticks immediately. Listeners feel uplift, nostalgia and pride, which is why the short excerpt works as a sincere emotional beat as well as a light meme reaction to good news, freedom or a simple win in everyday life.

Pro tip

Place the chorus right as the good moment lands, letting the first line start just before a smile, sunrise or homecoming shot. Keep the original funk backing intact, lower other music underneath, and avoid cutting mid-phrase before nasci resolves the sentiment.

How people use it

Celebrating a paycheck, promotion or long awaited good news.
Soundtracking a relaxed walk through your own neighborhood streets.
Adding sincere Brazilian funk nostalgia to throwback edits.
Marking a simple win, day off or vacation start.

More information

Rap da Felicidade was recorded by Brazilian MCs Cidinho and Doca in the mid 1990s and spread widely through the Furacão 2000 funk carioca scene in Rio de Janeiro. Its chorus became one of the most recognisable hooks in Brazilian funk, quoted at parties, football celebrations and community events for decades. Online, the short sung excerpt circulates on soundboards and social edits in Brazil and beyond, reused whenever a creator wants a familiar, hopeful anthem about happiness, roots and walking peacefully in the place they call home.

FAQ

What is the Eu Só Quero É Ser Feliz sound?

It is a short excerpt of the chorus from Rap da Felicidade, a Brazilian funk song by Cidinho and Doca. The singer repeats that he only wants to be happy and walk peacefully in the favela where he was born.

Where does Rap da Felicidade come from?

It comes from the Rio de Janeiro funk carioca scene of the mid 1990s and was popularised through Furacão 2000 releases and parties. The track helped define Brazilian funk for a wider audience and its chorus remained widely quoted in Brazil.

How do people use this sound in edits?

Creators drop it over good news, homecomings, days off and simple wins when the mood is genuinely happy rather than ironic. It works best uncut, letting the full chorus line land over a smiling, relaxed or nostalgic visual moment.