/Sounds like 'peh-KAH-oh'/
Something or someone so beautiful, impressive, or perfect it's almost sinful. In the Caribbean, 'qué pecao' is an expression of admiration and longing — that dish, that sunset, that person is so good it feels like a crime.
"Esa mujer es un pecao, dios mío."
"Qué pecao ese arroz con leche, lo hago seguido. → That woman is absolutely stunning, oh my."
"That rice pudding is sinfully good, I make it all the time."
/Sounds like 'peh-KAH-oh'/
Something or someone so beautiful, impressive, or perfect it's almost sinful. In the Caribbean, 'qué pecao' is an expression of admiration and longing — that dish, that sunset, that person is so good it feels like a crime.
"Esa mujer es un pecao, dios mío."
"Qué pecao ese arroz con leche, lo hago seguido. → That woman is absolutely stunning, oh my."
"That rice pudding is sinfully good, I make it all the time."