Spanish Open dictionary by Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz
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sagrado rostro: Sagrado Rostro was an imaginary saint, much mentioned by Pedro Coral Tavera in the Colombian telenovela "Pedro El Escamoso".
pelota valenciana: Pelota valenciana is a traditional sport in Valencia (Spain). This sport is practiced in several countries around the world.
cuatro cuatro uno: In football, the four-four-one (4-4-1) is a tactical system in which a team plays with four defenders, four midfielders and a striker.
cinco pa' las doce: CINCO PA' LAS DOCE (5 PA" LAS 12), is the name of a song of Colombian folklore, it is a song propitious for the holiday season, specifically for December 31, since it makes reference to the moment when the year is about to end, when there are only five minutes left for the arrival of the new year.
cajera: Specifically, a cashier is a woman who is in charge of the cashier in a commercial establishment. When it is a man who attends the cashier, he is called a cashier.
chacal: THE JACKAL OF THE TRUMPET, was a character on the Chilean television program SÁBADO GIGANTE, hosted by Don Francisco. This character, who hid his face behind a mask, acted accompanied by a trumpet, which he sounded at the moment of disqualifying a participant from the program.
buñuelería: Commercial premises in the area where they sell fritters.
santo sepulcro: It is the tomb in which Jesus was buried. According to the Bible, the tomb was the property of Joseph of Arimathea. It should be remembered that Jesus was buried for only three days and three nights.
la palabra tuitero: Twitter ( and tweeter ) . A person who composes and sends messages via Twitter. With the disappearance of the aforementioned social network, which is now called Equis (X), the words tweeter, tweet and tweet will inevitably fall into disuse in a very short time.
alcapurria: Alcapurria is the name given in Puerto Rico to a fried dish prepared with grated plantain, and stuffed with meat. This food is very similar to the carimañola that is prepared in Colombia, with the difference that the carimañola can be filled with meat, chicken or cheese, depending on the taste.
copei: The Committee for Independent Electoral Political Organization (COPEI) was the name of a political party in Venezuela, which managed to conquer the Presidency of that Republic on two occasions.
bautista: 1- Baptizer. St. John the Baptist was a Jewish preacher, most famous for having had the privilege of baptizing Jesus of Nazareth in the Jordan River. Before that event, the Baptist had announced the arrival of the Redeemer, specifically saying "that after him would come another who would not only baptize with water, but also with the Holy Spirit", in clear allusion to Jesus.
antepenúltimo: Antepenultimate ( and antepenultimate ) . Immediately preceding the penultimate .
sucreño: Sucreño ( and Sucreña ) . Person born in the department of Sucre in Colombia.
vanidoso: 1- That has vanity and shows. 2- Vain is the name given to one of the Smurfs.
ese: It is the name of the letter s .
aló moto: It is the characteristic ringtone of Motorola brand cell phones.
binomio de oro: Binomio de Oro , is the name of a Colombian musical group that performs vallenato music. The origin of this name is directly related to the surnames of the founders of the group: Orozco-Romero (ORO).
aplicador: An applicator is a small device specially designed to deliver medicine into a cavity.
san gil: San Gil is a town and municipality in the Santander Department of Colombia.