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CachichaIn Venezuela, a fistfight or brawl between two or more people — usually spontaneous and fueled by heat-of-the-moment emotion. Street conflict that escalates into physical contact.
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BochincheBochinche refers to a loud and noisy commotion, scandal, or gossip. Wherever there's bochinche, there's drama and everyone has an opinion. This term is deeply rooted in Latin American culture, particularly in Venezuela, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Colombia, where it's often used to describe a heated or dramatic situation.
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TrampaCheating on your partner — the act of being unfaithful. In Mexico and much of Latin America, 'trampa' literally means trap, but in relationship context it's the ultimate betrayal. Getting caught in the trampa is the stuff of telenovela drama.
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MelosoAn overly sweet and cloying person who exaggerates affection to the point of discomfort. In Colombia and Venezuela the meloso lays it on so thick with the sweetness that eventually nobody can stand being around them.
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CulebriarTo act treacherously and deceitfully, stabbing people in the back like a snake striking without warning. In Colombia and Venezuela, culebriando is the ongoing act of betrayal that only surfaces after the damage is done.
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Cachicha0 votes

In Venezuela, a fistfight or brawl between two or more people — usually spontaneous and fueled by heat-of-the-moment emotion. Street conflict that escalates into physical contact.

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Bochinche0 votes

Bochinche refers to a loud and noisy commotion, scandal, or gossip. Wherever there's bochinche, there's drama and everyone has an opinion. This term is deeply rooted in Latin American culture, particularly in Venezuela, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Colombia, where it's often used to describe a heated or dramatic situation.

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Trampa0 votes

Cheating on your partner — the act of being unfaithful. In Mexico and much of Latin America, 'trampa' literally means trap, but in relationship context it's the ultimate betrayal. Getting caught in the trampa is the stuff of telenovela drama.

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Meloso0 votes

An overly sweet and cloying person who exaggerates affection to the point of discomfort. In Colombia and Venezuela the meloso lays it on so thick with the sweetness that eventually nobody can stand being around them.

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Culebriar0 votes

To act treacherously and deceitfully, stabbing people in the back like a snake striking without warning. In Colombia and Venezuela, culebriando is the ongoing act of betrayal that only surfaces after the damage is done.

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