Colombian Party Slang: Your Guide to a Night Out in Bogotá
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Someone who has been partying nonstop, often for multiple days in a row, with no signs of stopping. Full celebration mode with the hangover filed under "tomorrow's problem." Common in Mexico and Colombia for someone deep in a party marathon.
“Lleva tres días enfiestado, no ha dormido nada.”
“He's been partying nonstop for three days and hasn't slept at all.”
“Ando bien enfiestado desde el viernes, mañana me preocupo.”
“I've been in full party mode since Friday, I'll worry about the consequences tomorrow.”
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Someone who has been partying nonstop, often for multiple days in a row, with no signs of stopping. Full celebration mode with the hangover filed under "tomorrow's problem." Common in Mexico and Colombia for someone deep in a party marathon.
“Lleva tres días enfiestado, no ha dormido nada.”
“He's been partying nonstop for three days and hasn't slept at all.”
“Ando bien enfiestado desde el viernes, mañana me preocupo.”
“I've been in full party mode since Friday, I'll worry about the consequences tomorrow.”
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