/Sounds like "YEH" (as in "yes" without "s") + "tah" (as in "taco")/
Bad luck or negative energy that seems to attract misfortune wherever you go. In Argentina, having yeta means being a magnet for bad things, and superstitious people stay away from you so the bad streak doesn't rub off.
"That team has yeta, they always lose in the final."
"Don't even mention him, he's pure yeta."
/Sounds like "YEH" (as in "yes" without "s") + "tah" (as in "taco")/
Bad luck or negative energy that seems to attract misfortune wherever you go. In Argentina, having yeta means being a magnet for bad things, and superstitious people stay away from you so the bad streak doesn't rub off.
"That team has yeta, they always lose in the final."
"Don't even mention him, he's pure yeta."
Apapachar
Consentir, abrazar con cariño y darle amor a alguien que lo necesita. Viene del náhuatl y es una de las palabras más bonitas que México le regaló al español.