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BocachanclaA blabbermouth who cannot keep a secret — the person you should never tell anything to because it'll be public knowledge by sunset. Bocachancla (big flip-flop mouth) is vivid in how it describes uncontrolled, flapping speech.
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MacarraA tough, aggressive person with a threatening presence — all attitude and intimidation. In Spain, a macarra is someone from the street who acts hard and menacing, often associated with criminal or lowlife culture.
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PetarloTo absolutely crush it, to blow up, to achieve massive success. In Spain, when something peta, it explodes in popularity or performance — this song's petando, this entrepreneur petó their pitch, your look petó tonight.
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ResacónAn epic, skull-cracking hangover after serious alcohol excess. Resacón is resaca (regular hangover) on a completely different level — the kind where sunlight is your enemy and getting up feels like a personal attack.
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SobremesaThe after-meal conversation — the time you spend lingering at the table talking, laughing, and letting the food settle. In Spain, sobremesa is a sacred social ritual; rushing away from the table after eating is almost rude.
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Bocachancla0 votes

A blabbermouth who cannot keep a secret — the person you should never tell anything to because it'll be public knowledge by sunset. Bocachancla (big flip-flop mouth) is vivid in how it describes uncontrolled, flapping speech.

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Macarra0 votes

A tough, aggressive person with a threatening presence — all attitude and intimidation. In Spain, a macarra is someone from the street who acts hard and menacing, often associated with criminal or lowlife culture.

alanlucena
Petarlo0 votes

To absolutely crush it, to blow up, to achieve massive success. In Spain, when something peta, it explodes in popularity or performance — this song's petando, this entrepreneur petó their pitch, your look petó tonight.

alanlucena
Resacón0 votes

An epic, skull-cracking hangover after serious alcohol excess. Resacón is resaca (regular hangover) on a completely different level — the kind where sunlight is your enemy and getting up feels like a personal attack.

alanlucena
Sobremesa0 votes

The after-meal conversation — the time you spend lingering at the table talking, laughing, and letting the food settle. In Spain, sobremesa is a sacred social ritual; rushing away from the table after eating is almost rude.

alanlucena
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