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ReelsShort-form videos on Instagram for quick, snappy content. Reels currently generate the most organic reach on the platform and are the most direct way to grow your audience. Everyone is watching them, even if the content is completely useless.
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NenaAn affectionate term for girls, young women, or a romantic partner across the Spanish Caribbean. "Mi nena" can be your daughter, niece, girlfriend, or best friend: the warmth is in the tone. In Puerto Rico it is so common that teachers use it for young students.
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Tremenda jugadaA brilliant or sneaky move that nobody saw coming. In the Caribbean, "tremenda jugada" can mean an impressive play you have to admire, or a total backstab that blindsided you. Which one it is depends entirely on which side of the move you're on.
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Hacer las pacesTo make amends with someone after a conflict or disagreement, and to restore a relationship.
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Reels0 votes

Short-form videos on Instagram for quick, snappy content. Reels currently generate the most organic reach on the platform and are the most direct way to grow your audience. Everyone is watching them, even if the content is completely useless.

TumbaburrO
Nena0 votes

An affectionate term for girls, young women, or a romantic partner across the Spanish Caribbean. "Mi nena" can be your daughter, niece, girlfriend, or best friend: the warmth is in the tone. In Puerto Rico it is so common that teachers use it for young students.

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Tremenda jugada0 votes

A brilliant or sneaky move that nobody saw coming. In the Caribbean, "tremenda jugada" can mean an impressive play you have to admire, or a total backstab that blindsided you. Which one it is depends entirely on which side of the move you're on.

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Hacer las paces0 votes

To make amends with someone after a conflict or disagreement, and to restore a relationship.

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