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Pierre Houde's excited French call of Ivan Demidov's first NHL goal for Montreal, used by hockey fans to celebrate a huge moment or a breakout performance.

This clip captures Montreal Canadiens French play-by-play voice Pierre Houde at full excitement as rookie Ivan Demidov scores his first NHL goal. Houde's voice rises sharply, stretches the moment with rapid, breathless French commentary, and lands on a triumphant shout as the puck goes in, while the arena crowd erupts behind him. It sounds urgent, joyful and unmistakably Quebecois, turning a single goal into a celebration. For Canadiens fans it instantly recalls the thrill of a young star announcing himself, and for other viewers it works as pure, infectious sports excitement.

The clip comes from Pierre Houde's French-language call of Ivan Demidov scoring his first NHL goal for the Montreal Canadiens. Houde is the team's longtime French play-by-play voice, and his high-energy style made the call instantly shareable among Canadiens fans. Short clips of the goal circulated on social media and soundboards, where the excitement of the moment mattered more than understanding every French word. It remains popular as a celebration sound for hockey highlights, goal reactions and fan edits, alongside crowd cheering.

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Who is Pierre Houde?

Pierre Houde is the longtime French-language play-by-play voice of the Montreal Canadiens, known for his fast, emotional calls of goals and big moments during Canadiens broadcasts.

What goal does Pierre Houde call in this sound?

He calls Ivan Demidov's first NHL goal for the Montreal Canadiens, reacting with rising excitement as the rookie scores and the crowd celebrates the milestone moment.

Why do creators use this sound?

Creators use it to add instant hockey excitement to goal highlights, fan edits and reaction videos, even when viewers do not understand French, because Houde's energy and the crowd make the celebration clear.