The clip comes from a live Caifanes performance in Texcoco, where the audience shouted for an encore at the end of the show. Chanting otra, meaning another one, is a long-standing tradition at concerts in Spanish-speaking countries, similar to shouting encore in English. Caifanes are one of Mexico's most influential rock bands, so recordings from their shows circulate widely among fans. Short crowd chants like this later spread online as reaction sounds, reused far from the original concert to celebrate performances, wins and funny endings.
About this sound
Short clip of a concert crowd chanting otra, otra for an encore at a Caifanes show in Texcoco, used for applause, celebrations and encore moments.
This is a very short crowd chant recorded at the end of a live concert, with many voices shouting otra, otra in unison to ask for one more song. The chant is loud, rhythmic and full of excitement, with the energy of applause and cheering underneath it. It lasts less than a second, so it hits like a quick burst of approval rather than a long ovation. Viewers instantly read it as a demand for an encore, making any clip feel celebrated, successful and worth repeating.
