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VeladaA chill evening hangout with friends or family, with good conversation, mellow music, and calm drinks. A velada is the opposite of a rager: intimacy over chaos.
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PelotudoA stupid, idiotic person who does absurd things without thinking. It's one of the most emblematic insults in Argentina, ranging from a joke to a serious offense.
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CapoSomeone who's the absolute best at something — a crack, an undeniable expert. In Argentina and Uruguay it's the ultimate compliment for someone who stands out at what they do.
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PelotudezStupidity, idiocy, or an action so ridiculous it makes zero sense. In Argentina, 'pelotudez' is the perfect word to describe something incredibly dumb.
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ZapatillasAthletic casual footwear, sneakers. In Argentina, Spain, and Chile they say 'zapatillas' instead of 'tenis' (Mexico) or 'championes' (Uruguay).
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Velada0 votes

A chill evening hangout with friends or family, with good conversation, mellow music, and calm drinks. A velada is the opposite of a rager: intimacy over chaos.

alanlucena
Pelotudo0 votes

A stupid, idiotic person who does absurd things without thinking. It's one of the most emblematic insults in Argentina, ranging from a joke to a serious offense.

alanlucena
Capo0 votes

Someone who's the absolute best at something — a crack, an undeniable expert. In Argentina and Uruguay it's the ultimate compliment for someone who stands out at what they do.

alanlucena
Pelotudez0 votes

Stupidity, idiocy, or an action so ridiculous it makes zero sense. In Argentina, 'pelotudez' is the perfect word to describe something incredibly dumb.

alanlucena
Zapatillas0 votes

Athletic casual footwear, sneakers. In Argentina, Spain, and Chile they say 'zapatillas' instead of 'tenis' (Mexico) or 'championes' (Uruguay).

alanlucena
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