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BichotaA powerful, independent, boss woman who runs the show. Originally from Puerto Rican slang where "bicho" referred to a crime boss, but Karol G transformed it into a female empowerment anthem. Now it's used across Latin America to describe any woman who's killing it in life and doesn't need anyone's approval.
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ReguetónA Latin music genre born in Puerto Rico that conquered the entire planet and changed the music industry forever. Perreo, dembow beats, and lyrics your mom doesn't approve of but everybody dances to.
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TrapAn urban music genre with heavy beats, introspective lyrics, and autotune that came from the US and got completely Latinized. It's the sound defining the current generation of Latin urban artists.
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PapiAn affectionate or flirty way to refer to an attractive man in the Caribbean and Mexico. It can range from an innocent family nickname to an intense street compliment depending on how, when, and who says it.
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GuialA young woman or attractive girl in Panamanian and Puerto Rican street slang. It's the casual, urban way to refer to a girl, deeply rooted in Caribbean street culture and reggaeton lyrics where you'll hear it constantly.
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Bichota0 votes

A powerful, independent, boss woman who runs the show. Originally from Puerto Rican slang where "bicho" referred to a crime boss, but Karol G transformed it into a female empowerment anthem. Now it's used across Latin America to describe any woman who's killing it in life and doesn't need anyone's approval.

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Reguetón0 votes

A Latin music genre born in Puerto Rico that conquered the entire planet and changed the music industry forever. Perreo, dembow beats, and lyrics your mom doesn't approve of but everybody dances to.

alanlucena
Trap0 votes

An urban music genre with heavy beats, introspective lyrics, and autotune that came from the US and got completely Latinized. It's the sound defining the current generation of Latin urban artists.

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Papi0 votes

An affectionate or flirty way to refer to an attractive man in the Caribbean and Mexico. It can range from an innocent family nickname to an intense street compliment depending on how, when, and who says it.

alanlucena
Guial0 votes

A young woman or attractive girl in Panamanian and Puerto Rican street slang. It's the casual, urban way to refer to a girl, deeply rooted in Caribbean street culture and reggaeton lyrics where you'll hear it constantly.

alanlucena
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