The phrase spread widely in Spain during the 2023 general election campaign, aimed at Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his party. Txapote refers to Javier Garcia Gaztelu, a convicted ETA member, and critics used the line to accuse Sanchez of relying on Basque separatist support. What began as a street and rally chant was quickly remixed, sung in bars and stadiums, and turned into short clips shared on TikTok, WhatsApp and X, where it remains a shorthand political taunt.
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The Spanish political chant 'que te vote Txapote' shouted as a crowd slogan, used in memes and edits mocking Pedro Sanchez and election posts online.
This is a short crowd chant repeating the Spanish phrase que te vote Txapote in a loud, rhythmic shout. The delivery is rowdy and pointed, like a slogan yelled at a rally or in the street, with the phrase looped so the insult lands harder each time. It does not sound like a formal speech, it sounds like a taunt meant to be copied, clipped and replayed. Viewers instantly read it as mocking and confrontational, which makes the clip work as a reaction sound rather than background audio.
