To screenshot conversations, photos, or posts. In the social media era, pantallazear is both a neutral action (saving something for later) and a social weapon — screenshots of private conversations have ended friendships, sparked drama, and gone viral overnight.

To give someone a single ring on their phone so they call back and spend their own credit. In Mexico, where prepaid phones are the norm, toquear is the universal hack — one buzz means 'I'm here' or 'call me,' and everyone understands. No credit wasted.

A verified social media account — the blue checkmark confirming it belongs to a real public figure. Verification used to mean prestige and authenticity, but since platforms started selling checkmarks, the meaning has gotten complicated and the badge means less.

Fried eggs served on corn tortillas smothered in a spicy tomato-chili salsa — a Mexican breakfast classic. Rich, filling and deeply satisfying, they're the Sunday morning standard.