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/Sounds like "bree" (as in "breeze") + "CHEH" (as in "check") + "rah" (as in "rapper")/
In Peru, a woman who seeks relationships with foreign tourists, usually motivated by economic gain or the hope of traveling abroad. The female counterpart of the brichero.
“He met her in Cusco and she turned out to be a brichera.”
“Some bricheras specifically hunt backpackers with money.”
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/Sounds like "bree" (as in "breeze") + "CHEH" (as in "check") + "rah" (as in "rapper")/
In Peru, a woman who seeks relationships with foreign tourists, usually motivated by economic gain or the hope of traveling abroad. The female counterpart of the brichero.
“He met her in Cusco and she turned out to be a brichera.”
“Some bricheras specifically hunt backpackers with money.”
Silpancho
A hearty Bolivian dish from Cochabamba made of rice, boiled potato, a thin breaded and fried beef cutlet, and a fried egg on top. One of Bolivia's most iconic and beloved comfort foods: deeply filling, full of flavor, and nearly impossible to finish solo if you order the full portion.