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RaspaoShaved ice drenched in colorful, tropical-flavored syrups. In Colombia and Venezuela the raspao is the heat's antidote: small, cheap, and available on every corner when the sun gets serious.
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FiesteroA hardcore party person who treats every day like it could be a celebration and needs no excuse to get the music going. Across Argentina, Spain, Colombia, and beyond, the fiestero is the social engine — the one who organizes the plans, fills the dancefloor, and stays until the lights come on.
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GuayacánAn incredibly hard-wooded tree that lives for hundreds of years without bending. In Colombia, calling someone a guayacán is the highest compliment: you're strong, you endure everything, and nothing breaks you.
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Dar vueltasIn Spanish, to go around and around mentally — obsessively thinking about the same thing without ever reaching a conclusion. Circular thinking that keeps you stuck in the same loop.
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MachoAn exclamation of respect and admiration for someone who did something impressive without complaining. In Colombia and Peru saying macho with admiration means acknowledging that someone just pulled off something really tough.
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Raspao0 votes

Shaved ice drenched in colorful, tropical-flavored syrups. In Colombia and Venezuela the raspao is the heat's antidote: small, cheap, and available on every corner when the sun gets serious.

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Fiestero0 votes

A hardcore party person who treats every day like it could be a celebration and needs no excuse to get the music going. Across Argentina, Spain, Colombia, and beyond, the fiestero is the social engine — the one who organizes the plans, fills the dancefloor, and stays until the lights come on.

alanlucena
Guayacán0 votes

An incredibly hard-wooded tree that lives for hundreds of years without bending. In Colombia, calling someone a guayacán is the highest compliment: you're strong, you endure everything, and nothing breaks you.

alanlucena
Dar vueltas0 votes

In Spanish, to go around and around mentally — obsessively thinking about the same thing without ever reaching a conclusion. Circular thinking that keeps you stuck in the same loop.

alanlucena
Macho0 votes

An exclamation of respect and admiration for someone who did something impressive without complaining. In Colombia and Peru saying macho with admiration means acknowledging that someone just pulled off something really tough.

alanlucena
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