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TrapaceroA cheater who cuts corners on everything without the slightest regret or shame. In Colombia and Peru the trapacero can't even play fair when it doesn't matter — it's just become their natural way of operating.
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PanaClose friend, someone you trust. In Venezuela, it's as common as saying 'mano' in Mexico, implying a strong bond between friends.
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ChambaIn many Latin American countries, a job or employment, whether formal or informal, which is a constant concern for young adults.
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GuachimánA watchman or security guard, especially one responsible for monitoring buildings or parking lots. This term is derived from the English word 'watchman' and is commonly used in several South American countries.
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PatadónIn soccer, a powerful shot or pass that is extremely strong, often like a cannonball. A patadón can be a powerful goal or send the ball flying out of control.
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Trapacero0 votes

A cheater who cuts corners on everything without the slightest regret or shame. In Colombia and Peru the trapacero can't even play fair when it doesn't matter — it's just become their natural way of operating.

alanlucena
Pana0 votes

Close friend, someone you trust. In Venezuela, it's as common as saying 'mano' in Mexico, implying a strong bond between friends.

alanlucena
Chamba0 votes

In many Latin American countries, a job or employment, whether formal or informal, which is a constant concern for young adults.

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Guachimán0 votes

A watchman or security guard, especially one responsible for monitoring buildings or parking lots. This term is derived from the English word 'watchman' and is commonly used in several South American countries.

alanlucena
Patadón0 votes

In soccer, a powerful shot or pass that is extremely strong, often like a cannonball. A patadón can be a powerful goal or send the ball flying out of control.

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