Mexico
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Mexico
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Gossip, scandal, noisy drama or a big fuss. Across Mexico and Central America a bochinche is any chaotic situation involving rumor, noise and people talking over each other.
A large round sandwich roll from Puebla, Mexico — sesame-topped, slightly sweet, the base of the famous cemita sandwich stuffed with breaded meat, avocado, chipotle and papalo.
A thread — a series of connected tweets or posts that tell a story or explain something in depth. In Spanish Twitter culture, 'un hilo' is how people share long takes, investigative pieces, or storytimes that don't fit in a single post. 'Hilo' literally means thread.
A reference to someone who denies their Mexican or indigenous roots while being obviously Mexican. If you have un nopal en la frente — a cactus on your forehead — your origins are written all over your face.
To kick the bucket, die or disappear completely. In Spain liar el petate originally meant rolling up your sleeping mat to leave — now it means the final departure.