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BestieYour best friend, said with all the warmth and intensity of Gen Z. Having a bestie means having that person who understands you without words and always has your back.
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PastelA sweet cake for celebrations, birthdays, and parties in Mexico. No birthday is complete without someone smashing the birthday person's face into the pastel.
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ChécheresOld stuff, junk, or belongings accumulated with no order or sense in Colombia and Venezuela. All those things you have stored in the closet, haven't used in years, but refuse to throw out just in case.
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ManejarTo drive a vehicle and navigate the streets of Latin American cities. In Mexico, manejar in rush hour traffic is a daily test of patience and survival skills.
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OncesAn afternoon snack in Colombia — that break between lunch and dinner where you have coffee with bread, cookies, or something sweet. Colombian onces are a social ritual as important as lunch itself.
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Bestie0 votes

Your best friend, said with all the warmth and intensity of Gen Z. Having a bestie means having that person who understands you without words and always has your back.

alanlucena
Pastel0 votes

A sweet cake for celebrations, birthdays, and parties in Mexico. No birthday is complete without someone smashing the birthday person's face into the pastel.

alanlucena
Chécheres0 votes

Old stuff, junk, or belongings accumulated with no order or sense in Colombia and Venezuela. All those things you have stored in the closet, haven't used in years, but refuse to throw out just in case.

alanlucena
Manejar0 votes

To drive a vehicle and navigate the streets of Latin American cities. In Mexico, manejar in rush hour traffic is a daily test of patience and survival skills.

alanlucena
Onces0 votes

An afternoon snack in Colombia — that break between lunch and dinner where you have coffee with bread, cookies, or something sweet. Colombian onces are a social ritual as important as lunch itself.

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