The title links this clip to El Hormiguero, the long-running Spanish television programme, but the short audio itself circulates mainly as a user-shared prank sound rather than as a formally released track. Its Spanish phone-prank wording makes it instantly recognisable to Spanish-speaking listeners, who reuse it for jokes, reaction videos and playful calls. Because it is only a few seconds long, it travels easily between soundboards, chats and edits, and it remains useful whenever a creator wants a quick, teasing setup without explaining the joke first.
About this sound
A short Spanish voice clip linked to El Hormiguero, used as a phone prank sound to tease the person answering with a playful, unexpected question.
This is a brief Spanish spoken clip built around a teasing phone prank setup, where a voice asks, in a knowing and mischievous tone, what the listener wants for the joke. The delivery is light and conversational rather than loud or aggressive, which makes the punchline land as a friendly wind-up instead of a confrontation. Played at the start of a call or dropped into a video, it creates instant curiosity because the listener is waiting for the trick to be revealed. Its short length keeps the joke tight, and the playful phrasing makes it easy to reuse for reactions, edits and light-hearted prank content.