/Sounds like "trahn" + "KAH" (as in "car") + "soh" (as in "so")/
A hard, heavy hit that really hurts. In Mexico it can also mean a brutal cold or flu that knocks you out — 'me dio un trancazo' means I got hit hard by sickness.
"They gave him a trancazo that left him on the floor."
"I got hit with a trancazo of flu and couldn't go to work all week."
/Sounds like "trahn" + "KAH" (as in "car") + "soh" (as in "so")/
A hard, heavy hit that really hurts. In Mexico it can also mean a brutal cold or flu that knocks you out — 'me dio un trancazo' means I got hit hard by sickness.
"They gave him a trancazo that left him on the floor."
"I got hit with a trancazo of flu and couldn't go to work all week."
Alfajor
Dos galletas unidas por dulce de leche y cubiertas de chocolate, el snack argentino y uruguayo más famoso del planeta. El alfajor viene en mil versiones y sabores, pero el clásico de maicena sigue siendo imbatible.