General

Dancing is a form of artistic expression that uses body movement to convey emotions and feelings.

The word “adefesio,” as a masculine noun and with a colloquial usage, means something outlandish, absurd, or particularly ugly that stands out due to its unusual extravagance.

It is a colloquial adverbial phrase of doubt that expresses the expected possibility of a certain action occurring, and usually used in relation to a probable positive event. However, depending on the grammatical construction, it can also be used for a negative probability.

A feminine adverbial phrase that means to carry out something in a hidden way or keep something well-guarded or protected, for example, keeping an object, a meeting, or particular information hidden.

According to the RAE, the word kerocha means a set of eggs that have been laid by the queen bee or by any other insect queen with an abundant egg laying, for example, the wasp.

The phrase “alpha male” refers to a dominant man with success and leadership abilities.

Laico (layperson) refers to someone who is independent of any religious confession.

The word pericia refers to the skill, knowledge or agility that one possesses in a specific area. It can be understood as the broad knowledge that one has on a particular topic.

The fleur-de-lis, also known as the “lily flower”, has been a symbol of great importance throughout history. This iconic symbol represents purity, nobility, elegance and perfection.

Faena is a word that refers to any action or practice related to an activity or effort that a person must do, for example, keeping a house organized.

Adagio is a proverb of liturgical origin repeated in a way that expresses a moral thought, advice, or teaching.

The word “llevar” generally refers to conveying something from one place to another farther away from the one being referred to or the one the person using the verb mentally situates themselves in.