The phrase translates from Spanish as we are calling in the name of ETA. ETA was a Basque separatist organisation founded in 1959 that carried out a long armed campaign in Spain before declaring a permanent ceasefire in 2011 and dissolving in 2018. Because the name still carries strong associations, short recordings using the line circulate online as dark prank audio and shock humour. On soundboards it survives detached from any news report, used mainly for its abrupt, threatening tone in edits and chats.
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A short Spanish voice clip saying llamamos en nombre de ETA, used as a dark prank call sound and a shocking reaction audio in chats and edits.
A male voice delivers the Spanish line llamamos en nombre de ETA in a flat, serious tone over a brief phone style recording. The clip lasts only a few seconds, but the formal wording and the reference to the Basque separatist group ETA make it sound like an ominous announcement rather than a normal call. There is no music or added effect, just the stark statement and a short pause. Used out of context, it creates instant tension and dark humour, which is why editors drop it into prank setups and abrupt cutaways.