ajúmala calentano 68
Mexican expression of encouragement, for dancing, drinking, usually for a festive situation. The origin is not very clear; While 'calentano' is the adjective of the Tierra Caliente region, there are discussions with 'ajumar it' which is an ajumar or ajumar is imperative and is understood as a "drunk", although if it is a variation of smoke flavoring, can that origin is not an alcoholic but by smoking some grass. In the case of the dance, is supposed to dust that rises from the floor resembles smoke. But there is a history of Revolutionary times where leaders urged their calentanos shooters to reload and shoot weapons (producing smoke) and the cry was in popular memory as a voice of mind.
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