Try again (pt-BR)

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Short clip of Raul Seixas singing tente outra vez from his classic Brazilian rock song, used in Portuguese memes for encouragement and second chances.

This clip captures Raul Seixas delivering the famous hook tente outra vez, try again, with his raw, weathered vocal and a swelling rock backing that feels both tired and defiant. It is not a clean motivational slogan, it sounds like advice from someone who has failed and kept going anyway. That mix of grit, hope and melancholy is why the moment lands so hard in edits. Played over a setback it turns frustration into resolve, giving a small scene the weight of a comeback without needing any extra explanation or dialogue from the creator at all.

Tente Outra Vez was written by Raul Seixas with Paulo Coelho and Marcelo Motta and released in 1975 on the album Novo Aeon, becoming one of the Brazilian rock pioneer's most enduring songs. Its chorus has long outlived the album in Brazil, quoted in everyday speech, covers and television as a shorthand for persistence. Online the short sung phrase circulates in Portuguese speaking communities as a reaction clip and WhatsApp audio, shared whenever someone needs to be told, kindly but firmly, to get up and start over.

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What is the Tente Outra Vez sound?

It is a short excerpt of Raul Seixas singing the chorus of Tente Outra Vez, his 1975 Brazilian rock song. The phrase means try again in Portuguese and is used as a sincere, slightly gritty encouragement clip.

Who was Raul Seixas?

Raul Seixas was a Brazilian rock singer and songwriter, often called the father of Brazilian rock. Known for mixing rock with Brazilian rhythms and philosophical lyrics, he remains a cultural icon in Brazil decades after his death in 1989.

When do people use this sound?

Creators use it after a mistake, loss or failed attempt, in gaming edits, sports comebacks, study videos and WhatsApp replies. The timing matters, it works best as a reaction to a setback rather than as background music throughout a clip.