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Meaning of malaza




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

malaza
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The correct term is Masala (with s). It is a word used in South America to designate a person bearer of bad news, bad omens. Yeta, malasuerte, bulk salt, fatality, disgrace and misfortune. In Spain the Masala group is a group of timber companies dedicated to decoration and wood products supply.

  




Julieta Hendriz

could it is incorrectly written and it should be written as "MASALA" being its meaning: It means yeta or bad luck or else something that could not be realized and I end up being wrong.

  



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