The phrase 'vamos rir' is Portuguese for 'let's laugh,' and it comes from João Kléber's hidden-camera prank segments on RedeTV in Brazil, where it was used as a short introductory vignette for unseen pranks. The presenter became known in Brazil for his playful hosting style and elaborate pegadinhas, and clips of his intros circulated online among meme and soundboard communities. Brazilian creators now reuse the cue to signal that a joke or prank is coming, keeping it alive as a familiar, lighthearted opening for comedy edits.
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The Vamos Rir sound from João Kléber's Brazilian TV prank show, with a lively voice urging everyone to laugh before a hidden-camera prank begins.
This short clip captures João Kléber's playful opening cue, 'Vamos rir,' delivered in a bright, teasing voice that instantly signals a prank is about to unfold. The delivery is upbeat and theatrical, with a rising, inviting tone that pulls listeners into the joke rather than warning them about it. Because it comes from his Brazilian hidden-camera segments, it carries a familiar television energy that makes an audience smile before anything funny has even happened. Played on its own, it works as a cheerful announcement, a way to set up a surprise, or a quick burst of mischief that tells viewers to get ready to laugh.
