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Darle con todoAcross Latin America, to go at something with maximum energy and total commitment — no half-measures, no reservations. When you le das con todo, you hold absolutely nothing back.
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Puras floresIn Mexico, empty flattery and hollow compliments with no real substance behind them. When someone gives you puras flores, they're all praise and zero action.
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CharroIn Mexico, the traditional rider dressed in an ornate outfit is a cultural symbol of the country. However, colloquially, something that is 'charro' is considered outdated, tacky, or excessively traditional in its style.
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Pegar el gordoTo have great luck, to win something big, or for something to turn out extraordinarily well. In Spain and Mexico, it's said when someone achieves an exceptional result.
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FresaA snobby, preppy person from the upper class who acts superior and looks down on anything popular or common. In Mexico, being fresa means you talk differently, shop only at expensive stores, and refuse to take public transit.
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Darle con todo0 votes

Across Latin America, to go at something with maximum energy and total commitment — no half-measures, no reservations. When you le das con todo, you hold absolutely nothing back.

alanlucena
Puras flores0 votes

In Mexico, empty flattery and hollow compliments with no real substance behind them. When someone gives you puras flores, they're all praise and zero action.

alanlucena
Charro0 votes

In Mexico, the traditional rider dressed in an ornate outfit is a cultural symbol of the country. However, colloquially, something that is 'charro' is considered outdated, tacky, or excessively traditional in its style.

alanlucena
Pegar el gordo0 votes

To have great luck, to win something big, or for something to turn out extraordinarily well. In Spain and Mexico, it's said when someone achieves an exceptional result.

alanlucena
Fresa0 votes

A snobby, preppy person from the upper class who acts superior and looks down on anything popular or common. In Mexico, being fresa means you talk differently, shop only at expensive stores, and refuse to take public transit.

alanlucena
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