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A working-class person who grinds every day without complaint or fanfare. In Spain, "currela" (from the slang verb "currar," to work) is worn with a certain pride: you are not the boss, you are not management, you are the one who actually does the work and keeps things running.
“A true worker through and through, thirty years at the same company without missing a day.”
“Working people are always the ones who end up paying for every new tax reform.”
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/Sounds like "koo" (as in "cool") + "RREH" + "lah" (as in "lava")/
A working-class person who grinds every day without complaint or fanfare. In Spain, "currela" (from the slang verb "currar," to work) is worn with a certain pride: you are not the boss, you are not management, you are the one who actually does the work and keeps things running.
“A true worker through and through, thirty years at the same company without missing a day.”
“Working people are always the ones who end up paying for every new tax reform.”
Ir de farol
In Spain, to bluff or pretend to have more than you actually do, especially money, knowledge, or status. The person who goes de farol is all show and no substance.