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PicharTo have sex in Colombia — said bluntly, directly, and without any euphemisms. It's the no-nonsense Colombian verb for getting down to business.
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Mala vibraNegative energy transmitted by a person, place, or situation — that uncomfortable feeling that something just isn't right. When you detect mala vibra, your instinct tells you to get away as fast as possible.
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CañonazoA thunderous, powerful shot on goal in football — the kind the goalkeeper doesn't even see and that makes the net shake. When a player unleashes a cañonazo, the entire stadium jumps to its feet screaming.
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PapiAn affectionate or flirty way to refer to an attractive man in the Caribbean and Mexico. It can range from an innocent family nickname to an intense street compliment depending on how, when, and who says it.
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Qué perezaA Colombian expression of total laziness toward something you don't want to do even if they paid you. The Colombian 'qué pereza' is a deep feeling that goes beyond normal laziness — it's almost philosophical.
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Pichar0 votes

To have sex in Colombia — said bluntly, directly, and without any euphemisms. It's the no-nonsense Colombian verb for getting down to business.

alanlucena
Mala vibra0 votes

Negative energy transmitted by a person, place, or situation — that uncomfortable feeling that something just isn't right. When you detect mala vibra, your instinct tells you to get away as fast as possible.

alanlucena
Cañonazo0 votes

A thunderous, powerful shot on goal in football — the kind the goalkeeper doesn't even see and that makes the net shake. When a player unleashes a cañonazo, the entire stadium jumps to its feet screaming.

alanlucena
Papi0 votes

An affectionate or flirty way to refer to an attractive man in the Caribbean and Mexico. It can range from an innocent family nickname to an intense street compliment depending on how, when, and who says it.

alanlucena
Qué pereza0 votes

A Colombian expression of total laziness toward something you don't want to do even if they paid you. The Colombian 'qué pereza' is a deep feeling that goes beyond normal laziness — it's almost philosophical.

alanlucena
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