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SapaA nosy, gossipy person who sticks their nose where it does not belong. A sapa is the one who eavesdrops on conversations, spreads rumors, and is always snooping around in other people's business. Very common in Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador. The male version is "sapo." If someone calls you sapa, they are telling you to mind your own business and stop being so nosy.
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AceraThe paved space on the side of the street for pedestrians to walk safely. It's the pedestrian's sacred zone that cars should respect but in many cities invade without mercy.
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CevichochosA fresh and addictive Ecuadorian snack of lupini beans prepared with lime, tomato, onion, and cilantro like a ceviche. It's Andean street food perfect for snacking between meals guilt-free.
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ChamanaA woman with spiritual powers who connects with the spirit world to heal, guide, or protect. She's a respected figure in indigenous cultures throughout Latin America.
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A caballo regalado no se le ve colmilloWhen someone gives you something, don't criticize its quality. Be grateful, period — even if it's not what you expected, because generosity always matters more than the object itself.
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Sapa0 votes

A nosy, gossipy person who sticks their nose where it does not belong. A sapa is the one who eavesdrops on conversations, spreads rumors, and is always snooping around in other people's business. Very common in Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador. The male version is "sapo." If someone calls you sapa, they are telling you to mind your own business and stop being so nosy.

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Acera0 votes

The paved space on the side of the street for pedestrians to walk safely. It's the pedestrian's sacred zone that cars should respect but in many cities invade without mercy.

alanlucena
Cevichochos0 votes

A fresh and addictive Ecuadorian snack of lupini beans prepared with lime, tomato, onion, and cilantro like a ceviche. It's Andean street food perfect for snacking between meals guilt-free.

alanlucena
Chamana0 votes

A woman with spiritual powers who connects with the spirit world to heal, guide, or protect. She's a respected figure in indigenous cultures throughout Latin America.

alanlucena
A caballo regalado no se le ve colmillo0 votes

When someone gives you something, don't criticize its quality. Be grateful, period — even if it's not what you expected, because generosity always matters more than the object itself.

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