El Macho is the main villain of Despicable Me 2 (2013), the masked luchador persona of Eduardo Pérez, a wealthy restaurant owner secretly plotting with the PX-41 serum, voiced by Benjamin Bratt. The character is famous for his theatrical Latin villain delivery, which made short quotes from him popular on meme soundboards. This 'Who's there?' line fits his suspicious, door-answering persona and circulates online as a reaction clip for knocks, entrances and surprise reveals in edits.
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El Macho from Despicable Me 2 says 'Who's there?' in this short voice clip. Creators use it for knocks, big reveals and dramatic character entrances.
This 1.9-second clip captures El Macho, the mustached villain of Despicable Me 2, calling out 'Who's there?' in a booming, theatrical tone. The delivery is pure cartoon bravado: deep, accented and slightly menacing, but played for laughs the way the movie always treats its over-the-top villain. It lands like a doorway moment, a suspicious pause before someone bursts through the door. Used in edits, it turns any entrance, knock or surprise visitor into a joke, because the dramatic voice promises something far grander than whatever actually shows up.
