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The clip comes from Brazilian Sunday television, linked to Domingão do Faustão and a video segment circulated around 2010. In Brazilian slang, an encosto is an unwelcome spirit or clingy presence, so the title frames the laugh as that figure coming back. Soundboard users picked it up because the short, recognisable cackle works without dialogue or translation, and it spread through meme edits and WhatsApp-style sharing where a quick villain cue lands instantly. It remains popular for comic returns rather than horror, especially in Portuguese-language humour.
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A short evil laugh from Domingão do Faustão announcing the return of the encosto, used in meme edits when a villain, demon or troublemaker comes back.
This two-second clip captures a theatrical, mocking laugh tied to the return of the encosto, a mischievous spirit figure from a Domingão do Faustão segment. The laugh is loud, exaggerated and deliberately villainous, with a rising muahahaha rhythm that instantly frames whoever appears next as up to no good. It is short enough to drop over a reveal, a comeback or a sudden change of expression, and its Brazilian television flavour gives it a nostalgic, over-the-top tone that feels playful rather than genuinely scary, turning an ordinary entrance into a comic moment of menace.
