The sound is a funk remix built around R.R. Soares, the Brazilian evangelist known for hosting the television programme Show da Fé, and it is credited to Dean Zueiro. By setting his distinctive preaching voice to a funk rhythm, the remix turns a familiar religious broadcast into shareable internet humour, a style that has long been popular in Brazilian meme culture. It spread through soundboards and short video edits, where creators reuse the contrast between the solemn source and the dance beat, keeping the clip in circulation for comedy edits rather than as a serious religious recording.
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A funk remix of Brazilian TV preacher R.R. Soares from Show da Fé, reworked by Dean Zueiro with a danceable beat for funny edits and meme videos.
This clip takes a familiar voice from Brazilian religious television and drops it over a fast funk beat, turning a sermon-style delivery into something that feels more like a party track than a broadcast. The vocal lines sit on top of punchy drums, bright synths and a looping rhythm that keeps the energy high for almost forty seconds, so it works as a full backing track rather than a one-second gag. Hearing a solemn preacher's cadence against that playful production creates an instant contrast, which is why listeners tend to smile, dance along or recognise it immediately as a Brazilian internet remix.
