Popular Expressions

The word angaú is an expression that accounts for a situation of falsehood, lie, or fiction, used during the colonial period among Leer mas

The word bondi is the Argentine adaptation of the term “Bus” (United States) or “Colectivo” (Latin America) to refer to the public Leer mas

1- The term ” chamuyar ” refers to the action of starting a conversation with another person for loving purposes. 2- Chamuyar Leer mas

The word Copete, is used mostly in the academic environment , and refers to the introductory paragraph at the beginning of Leer mas

Changa comes from the Argentine colloquial language, referring to an occasional or short-term job. Used on occasions where the person is unemployed and gets Leer mas

It refers to a man who is even capable of lowering himself and humiliating himself for attracting the attention of a woman. Normally, Leer mas

By extension, it refers to a sexual position characterized by mutual oral stimulation. That is to say, it is a fellatio and a cunnilingus simultaneously.

Machucho is a colloquial adjective that is used to refer to a mature, elderly, or no longer young person. ç Another Leer mas

This is a term normally related to the world of reggaeton , urban performers and “street music”. Reggaeton, with all its versions and nuances, has strong Puerto Rican roots in which it finds some of its most characteristic expressions.

he word dakiti has ambiguous ideas regarding its origin. For the beach of Culebra there is no clear record of why it was named that way, in the same way, in the case of the disco.

Wachito rico seems to get rid of the word “guacho”, although it does not have any meaning related to its origin. The word guacho is an indigenous term that comes from the Cuzco Quechua wakcha, which means “poor” or “orphan”.

Mamila is a term that comes from the Latin mamilla, which is short for mamma. In other words, in Spanish it literally means “tetilla” and from there each of its meanings used among the speakers of this language are born.