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Pasársela bienTo have a great time, enjoy the moment, and make the most out of a social plan or event. It's the ultimate goal of any social gathering, where people aim to relax, have fun, and create unforgettable memories.
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FarolA showoff who exaggerates what they have or what they've done to impress others. In Argentina, Peru, and Uruguay, a farol is that person who acts richer, tougher, or more successful than they really are — putting on a performance for the audience.
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Dar vueltasIn Spanish, to go around and around mentally — obsessively thinking about the same thing without ever reaching a conclusion. Circular thinking that keeps you stuck in the same loop.
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BricheroA man in Peru who seeks out foreign female tourists to romance and live off of during their visit. The brichero has his script ready, speaks some languages, and knows exactly what to do to win over the traveler.
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MachoAn exclamation of respect and admiration for someone who did something impressive without complaining. In Colombia and Peru saying macho with admiration means acknowledging that someone just pulled off something really tough.
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Pasársela bien0 votes

To have a great time, enjoy the moment, and make the most out of a social plan or event. It's the ultimate goal of any social gathering, where people aim to relax, have fun, and create unforgettable memories.

alanlucena
Farol0 votes

A showoff who exaggerates what they have or what they've done to impress others. In Argentina, Peru, and Uruguay, a farol is that person who acts richer, tougher, or more successful than they really are — putting on a performance for the audience.

alanlucena
Dar vueltas0 votes

In Spanish, to go around and around mentally — obsessively thinking about the same thing without ever reaching a conclusion. Circular thinking that keeps you stuck in the same loop.

alanlucena
Brichero0 votes

A man in Peru who seeks out foreign female tourists to romance and live off of during their visit. The brichero has his script ready, speaks some languages, and knows exactly what to do to win over the traveler.

alanlucena
Macho0 votes

An exclamation of respect and admiration for someone who did something impressive without complaining. In Colombia and Peru saying macho with admiration means acknowledging that someone just pulled off something really tough.

alanlucena
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