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Used to describe a wild party, a scene, a ruckus, or a funny and notorious event. (It is a colloquial shortening of the word pitada, following a common pattern in Spain where the final 'd' is dropped in speech).
- What a pitá we caused last night. - Manuel is always stirring up a pitá.
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A nickname or short form of the given name Guadalupe. (Guadalupe is a very common name in Mexico, usually referencing the Virgin of Guadalupe).
pitá Amor is the same as Guadalupe Amor.
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An informal or affectionate name used in Guadalajara for the seeds or pits found in fruit.
I forgot to take the pitas out of the watermelon.
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