Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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otrora: Once: In the past, in the past, in an earlier time.
centavos: Colombia, in the colloquial language, when talking about cents is being done in reference to money. Example: " I'll get a few pennies for the 34 business;. In Venezuela: The Loaches or coppers. Example: " I cannot travel because I had no coppers ". In Mexico: The wool.
aloe vera: The aloe vera, better known in South America as Aloe Vera, is a plant native to North Africa, which has many medicinal properties. This plant, according to popular belief, to be placed behind the door at the entrance of a House, can counter all kinds of hex.
rabito: Rabito: Artistic name of the interpreter of the popular song of the romantic genre " love don't leave me " which says more or less like this: " That madness I have committed, your parents no longer I want to, if it is that love was a Sin will never have forgiveness "... If you want to listen to this song, go to YouTube and type in the search bar: " love not forsake me rabito " click, a menu with several options will be displayed, to hear it click or play in some of them, preferably in the first.
yanin: Please clarify if this is Yanin or Yanin ( with tilde ).
michelle: Michelle: ( pronounced in Spanish, Michel-) It is a feminine name that many people believe that it is of Hebrew origin, but that it is actually of French origin. Michael could have derived from the English male proper name or name of Spanish origin Miguel manzanas.
yugurta: Yugurtha: King of Numidia ( Roma 154-104 before Christ ) He managed by violence be complied as a King, but the Roman Senate declared war and sent against Cecilio Metelo; It was delivered to the Romans by Boco, King of Mauritania
apretaditos: Huddled together dancing is dancing pegaditos, abrazaditos.
resbalada: Coaster: ( s. f. ) Slip.
merenguero: A grouping or merengue band is a musical group that performs merengue, musical genre originating in the Dominican Republic.
trombonista: Trombonist: Person that he plays the trombone.
echar un ojo: Look, watch, or take care of something or someone.
rimbombante: Bombastic: ( adj. ) Ostentatious, eye-catching, shiny, pompous, showy.
vergajo: Pizzle: ( adj. cal. ) Muergano, scoundrel, jerk, evil, perverse, rogue.
aguaslimpias: Aguaslimpias is one of those rare surnames, and although rare, is in some parts of Colombia and other South American countries. This name is of unknown origin.
sangana: sangana is incorrectly written, and should be written as "zangana" with its meaning: Drone and Zangana: person not like that working and living from the work of others.
chimiri waka: chimiri waka is incorrectly written and should be written as "waka waka" being its meaning: Waka Waka ( This is Africa ) It is a song performed by the Colombian singer Shakira: " waka waka, eh eh ". This was the official song of the World Cup of FIFA, held in South Africa in 2010. The original name of this song is " 34 sangalewa;.
barriosnuevos: Barriosnuevos is a surname of Spanish origin.
raviolis: Ravioli: m. ( Plural ) Sandwiches of dough with minced meat served with sauce and grated cheese.
rayonismo: Rayonism: m. Russian pictorial movement developed in 1911 by Larionov, partially out of futurism, whose compositions sought to escape at the time and the space, or suggest the fourth dimension.