/Sounds like "beh" + "RRA" (roll the R) + "ca" (as in "car")/
A fierce, brave, and unstoppable woman in Colombian Spanish. Calling a woman "berraca" is a huge compliment meaning she is a warrior who faces everything head-on and comes out on top. It is the feminine form of "berraco," and in Colombia it carries deep admiration for strength, resilience, and determination. A berraca mom raises four kids alone. A berraca boss builds her company from nothing. It celebrates women who get things done no matter what.
"Esa vieja es una berraca, logró todo sola. -> That woman is a total warrior, she achieved everything on her own."
"Mi mamá es una berraca, sacó adelante a cuatro hijos. -> My mom is unstoppable, she raised four kids by herself."
/Sounds like "beh" + "RRA" (roll the R) + "ca" (as in "car")/
A fierce, brave, and unstoppable woman in Colombian Spanish. Calling a woman "berraca" is a huge compliment meaning she is a warrior who faces everything head-on and comes out on top. It is the feminine form of "berraco," and in Colombia it carries deep admiration for strength, resilience, and determination. A berraca mom raises four kids alone. A berraca boss builds her company from nothing. It celebrates women who get things done no matter what.
"Esa vieja es una berraca, logró todo sola. -> That woman is a total warrior, she achieved everything on her own."
"Mi mamá es una berraca, sacó adelante a cuatro hijos. -> My mom is unstoppable, she raised four kids by herself."
Aliviánate
Anímate, ponte de buenas, sal de ese estado de tristeza o desgano. Cuando alguien anda todo apagado o decaído, le dices aliviánate para que se sacuda la mala vibra y vuelva a funcionar como persona normal.