Tente Outra Vez was released in 1975 on Raul Seixas album Novo Aeon, written with Paulo Coelho and Marcelo Motta. Raul Seixas became one of Brazil's most influential rock artists, and the song grew into an anthem about persistence, widely covered and quoted in Brazilian popular culture. Decades later, short excerpts of his powerful vocal performance began circulating online as reaction audio, with this extended shout detached from the full track and reused on soundboards, in memes and in short video edits.
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Short Raul Seixas shout from Tente Outra Vez, the Brazilian rock anthem used in edits as a sudden scream reaction and meme sound effect clip.
This two second clip captures a raw, drawn out shout from Raul Seixas in Tente Outra Vez, stretched into the exaggerated Jiraaaaaa yell shared on soundboards. The voice is loud, strained and instantly attention grabbing, cutting through any quiet moment before it. It lands less like a normal lyric and more like a sudden burst of energy, frustration or comic overreaction. Viewers hear it as a punchline on its own, because the length and intensity of the scream turn a simple vocal moment into something absurd, dramatic and hard to ignore in a short edit.
