/Sounds like 'gwah-kah-MAH-yah'/
A Salvadoran street food sandwich — French bread stuffed with chicharrón (fried pork) and loroco (an edible flower), a beloved national snack sold at markets and roadsides. Eating a guacamaya is a deeply local, cultural experience.
"Me compré una guacamaya en el mercado y me supo a gloria."
"Sin guacamaya no hay mercado completo en El Salvador. → I bought a guacamaya sandwich at the market and it was absolutely delicious."
"Without a guacamaya sandwich, no Salvadoran market is complete."
/Sounds like 'gwah-kah-MAH-yah'/
A Salvadoran street food sandwich — French bread stuffed with chicharrón (fried pork) and loroco (an edible flower), a beloved national snack sold at markets and roadsides. Eating a guacamaya is a deeply local, cultural experience.
"Me compré una guacamaya en el mercado y me supo a gloria."
"Sin guacamaya no hay mercado completo en El Salvador. → I bought a guacamaya sandwich at the market and it was absolutely delicious."
"Without a guacamaya sandwich, no Salvadoran market is complete."
Jetón
Persona que se queda dormida en cualquier lugar o momento. Se usa cuando alguien cae rendido sin importar dónde esté, como en una fiesta o en el transporte público.