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Echarla al olvidoTo intentionally forget something, dismiss its importance, and actively choose not to carry the burden of it, often as a means of moving on or starting anew.
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Vender humoTo offer something that doesn't exist, to promise without being able to fulfill it. The person who sells smoke generates empty expectations.
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BravucónA bully or blowhard who threatens and boasts about their courage but never actually follows through. A bravucón is all talk — the louder they speak, the less likely they are to back it up when it actually counts.
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CocaleroA person who grows or works with coca leaves. In Bolivia and Peru, cocalero carries more of a labor and cultural identity than a criminal one — it's a livelihood with deep roots in Andean tradition and political history.
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Avivar el ojoTo be extremely vigilant, not to let anything slip by. In Colombia, 'avivar el ojo' represents the highest level of alertness and caution.
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Echarla al olvido0 votes

To intentionally forget something, dismiss its importance, and actively choose not to carry the burden of it, often as a means of moving on or starting anew.

alanlucena
Vender humo0 votes

To offer something that doesn't exist, to promise without being able to fulfill it. The person who sells smoke generates empty expectations.

alanlucena
Bravucón0 votes

A bully or blowhard who threatens and boasts about their courage but never actually follows through. A bravucón is all talk — the louder they speak, the less likely they are to back it up when it actually counts.

alanlucena
Cocalero0 votes

A person who grows or works with coca leaves. In Bolivia and Peru, cocalero carries more of a labor and cultural identity than a criminal one — it's a livelihood with deep roots in Andean tradition and political history.

alanlucena
Avivar el ojo0 votes

To be extremely vigilant, not to let anything slip by. In Colombia, 'avivar el ojo' represents the highest level of alertness and caution.

alanlucena
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