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The short clip from the viral Chilean pet burial video where a boy says goodbye to his parrot Chimuelo. Widely used as a sad, absurd reaction sound.

This is a brief, two-second snippet of a young boy's voice saying goodbye during the Chimuelo pet funeral. It sounds earnest and slightly shaky, capturing that mix of genuine sadness and unintentional comedy that made the moment famous. The effect on viewers is immediate recognition: it reads as both a sincere farewell and a punchline for an over-dramatic loss, which is why it lands so well when something small goes wrong on screen.

The sound comes from the viral Chilean video Adios Chimuelo, also titled Entierro de una mascota, in which a boy named Renato holds a funeral for his pet parrot Chimuelo that goes wrong on camera. Uploaded in 2019, the clip spread widely across Spanish-speaking social media and became a lasting reaction meme for sad goodbyes. Its earnest delivery turned a simple farewell into shorthand for mourning something in an exaggerated, funny way, and short excerpts like this one are still reused in edits and soundboards.

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What is the Adios Chimuelo sound from?

It is from the viral Chilean video Adios Chimuelo, also called Entierro de una mascota, where a boy named Renato holds a funeral for his pet parrot Chimuelo. The moment became famous for its sincere but chaotic goodbye.

Who is Chimuelo?

Chimuelo was the pet parrot of the boy in the video. The name is also a well-known reference to Toothless in Spanish releases of How to Train Your Dragon, which helped the video title stick in memory.

Why do people use this sound in edits?

Creators use it as a reaction for sad or dramatic goodbyes played for comedy. The earnest child's voice makes even small losses, deletions, or character deaths feel hilariously over-serious and instantly recognizable.