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A street market vendor in Mexico who sells goods at a tianguis (open-air market). Tianguistas wake up before dawn and set up their stalls. Think flea market seller, but as a beloved cultural institution.
“The market vendors arrive at five to save their spot.”
“My uncle is a market vendor, he sells clothes on Sundays.”
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A street market vendor in Mexico who sells goods at a tianguis (open-air market). Tianguistas wake up before dawn and set up their stalls. Think flea market seller, but as a beloved cultural institution.
“The market vendors arrive at five to save their spot.”
“My uncle is a market vendor, he sells clothes on Sundays.”
Paca
Money, especially a big impressive wad of bills in Mexico. A paca is a fat stack of cash that looks imposing, the kind of roll you only see in movies or in your dreams.