The clip is known by its Spanish title, which translates as weird scream, and no clear original scene, creator, or recording date is documented for it. That lack of a single source is common for short reaction audio that spreads by being copied, reposted, and dropped into edits rather than through one viral video. As a scream meme, it works because listeners recognise the shape of a scream while noticing that something about its tone feels off. Editors keep returning to it for quick, low-effort comic punctuation in memes, gaming highlights, and short-form reaction videos.