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PelotaA sycophant who flatters excessively to stay in the good graces of those in power. In Colombia and Venezuela the pelota is the classic yes-man who never has their own opinion — only the boss's.
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GandalleroA freeloader who benefits from others' work or generosity without contributing anything in return. In Venezuela the gandallero shows up when there's something good but vanishes when it's time to work or pay.
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Quedarse cortoIn Spain and Latin America, to fall short of expectations — to do less than what was required or hoped for. The gap between what was needed and what was delivered.
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Buena notaA person of trust, known for always being reliable and doing things right. In Colombia and Venezuela, 'buena nota' is a badge of honor for someone's good character, implying they are someone you can count on.
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ChusmaA rude, coarse person with bad manners who doesn't know how to behave in any social setting. In Colombia and Venezuela chusma is the one who always starts the scene everyone was hoping to avoid.
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Pelota0 votes

A sycophant who flatters excessively to stay in the good graces of those in power. In Colombia and Venezuela the pelota is the classic yes-man who never has their own opinion — only the boss's.

alanlucena
Gandallero0 votes

A freeloader who benefits from others' work or generosity without contributing anything in return. In Venezuela the gandallero shows up when there's something good but vanishes when it's time to work or pay.

alanlucena
Quedarse corto0 votes

In Spain and Latin America, to fall short of expectations — to do less than what was required or hoped for. The gap between what was needed and what was delivered.

alanlucena
Buena nota0 votes

A person of trust, known for always being reliable and doing things right. In Colombia and Venezuela, 'buena nota' is a badge of honor for someone's good character, implying they are someone you can count on.

alanlucena
Chusma0 votes

A rude, coarse person with bad manners who doesn't know how to behave in any social setting. In Colombia and Venezuela chusma is the one who always starts the scene everyone was hoping to avoid.

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