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/Sounds like "PEE" (as in "pea") + "tree" (as in "tree")/
A party, a wild night out to have an amazing time with friends in Peru. It's a night of fun with drinks, dancing, and music until your body says enough is enough.
“We went on a pitri and didn't come back until six in the morning.”
“This weekend there's a pitri at Marco's place, you going?”
“He's been going from pitri to pitri all week.”
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/Sounds like "PEE" (as in "pea") + "tree" (as in "tree")/
A party, a wild night out to have an amazing time with friends in Peru. It's a night of fun with drinks, dancing, and music until your body says enough is enough.
“We went on a pitri and didn't come back until six in the morning.”
“This weekend there's a pitri at Marco's place, you going?”
“He's been going from pitri to pitri all week.”
Cucho
An older person, elder, or someone's parents. In Colombia and Ecuador, 'cucho' is the casual way to refer to old people or your own folks, said with warmth more often than not. The neighborhood cucho always has advice for everyone.