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Tener ondaTo have chemistry or good vibes with someone in Argentina, when two people connect naturally and effortlessly. It can be between friends or that flirty energy before something more serious.
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Cara duraA shameless, brazen person who does bold things without feeling the slightest embarrassment or remorse. The one with more audacity than sense, who acts like nothing happened and looks you straight in the eye.
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CamperaA jacket or coat in Argentina and Uruguay, can be any material for any weather. From a jean campera for spring to a down campera for the harshest winter.
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SaudadeA Portuguese word adopted into Spanish describing a deep melancholy for something absent — a person, a place, a time that's gone. There's no perfect English translation because it captures an emotion that goes beyond simple nostalgia.
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Al toqueImmediately, right away, right now in Argentina and Peru. When something's done al toque, it's now — no delays, no excuses, and none of that 'I'll do it later' that never actually happens.
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Tener onda0 votes

To have chemistry or good vibes with someone in Argentina, when two people connect naturally and effortlessly. It can be between friends or that flirty energy before something more serious.

alanlucena
Cara dura0 votes

A shameless, brazen person who does bold things without feeling the slightest embarrassment or remorse. The one with more audacity than sense, who acts like nothing happened and looks you straight in the eye.

alanlucena
Campera0 votes

A jacket or coat in Argentina and Uruguay, can be any material for any weather. From a jean campera for spring to a down campera for the harshest winter.

alanlucena
Saudade0 votes

A Portuguese word adopted into Spanish describing a deep melancholy for something absent — a person, a place, a time that's gone. There's no perfect English translation because it captures an emotion that goes beyond simple nostalgia.

alanlucena
Al toque0 votes

Immediately, right away, right now in Argentina and Peru. When something's done al toque, it's now — no delays, no excuses, and none of that 'I'll do it later' that never actually happens.

alanlucena
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