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CaletaA hidden stash spot for something valuable or secret. In Chile it also means 'a lot' — so 'caleta de plata' could be hidden money or tons of money, depending on the country.
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CevicheríaA restaurant specializing in fresh ceviche. Cevicherías are gastronomic temples in Peru, Ecuador, and Mexico where fish is king.
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CringeIntense secondhand embarrassment, something so awkward or cringeworthy you want to look away. A viral anglicism that perfectly describes that uncomfortable feeling running through your body.
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ColectiveroA bus driver who operates a public transit bus. In Argentina and Peru, the colectivero has a reputation for driving like a maniac and braking out of nowhere.
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PaltearseTo feel embarrassed, extremely uncomfortable, or out of place in a situation. In Peru and Chile it comes from 'palta' (embarrassment) and describes that awkward feeling when you want to disappear.
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Caleta0 votes

A hidden stash spot for something valuable or secret. In Chile it also means 'a lot' — so 'caleta de plata' could be hidden money or tons of money, depending on the country.

alanlucena
Cevichería0 votes

A restaurant specializing in fresh ceviche. Cevicherías are gastronomic temples in Peru, Ecuador, and Mexico where fish is king.

alanlucena
Cringe0 votes

Intense secondhand embarrassment, something so awkward or cringeworthy you want to look away. A viral anglicism that perfectly describes that uncomfortable feeling running through your body.

alanlucena
Colectivero0 votes

A bus driver who operates a public transit bus. In Argentina and Peru, the colectivero has a reputation for driving like a maniac and braking out of nowhere.

alanlucena
Paltearse0 votes

To feel embarrassed, extremely uncomfortable, or out of place in a situation. In Peru and Chile it comes from 'palta' (embarrassment) and describes that awkward feeling when you want to disappear.

alanlucena
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