Setembro Amarelo is Brazil's national suicide prevention campaign, held every September, a month that includes World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10. The yellow ribbon and colour became its recognisable symbol as schools, health workers and creators began sharing talks and messages throughout the month. This clip circulates online under Raquel Brito's name, tagged as an official recording, and is shared in Portuguese-speaking spaces during September. It remains in use because the short spoken format makes an awareness message easy to forward at the exact time of year people are looking for it.
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Audio clip of Raquel Brito speaking about Setembro Amarelo, Brazil's suicide prevention campaign in September, shared to raise awareness and support.
This is a short spoken clip featuring Raquel Brito talking about Setembro Amarelo, the September campaign in Brazil dedicated to suicide prevention and mental health awareness. Her tone is clear and earnest rather than comedic, delivering the message directly so it lands as a reminder to look out for others and to take conversations about mental health seriously. Listeners use it less as a punchline and more as a sincere insert, a way to pause a video or chat and bring attention back to care, support and checking in on people.
