Gotigoti
Someone who is solid, authentic, and loyal. A person of high character who can be trusted.
That guy is pure Gotigoti, he does not fold.
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Definitions tagged real in the street dictionary.
Someone who is solid, authentic, and loyal. A person of high character who can be trusted.
That guy is pure Gotigoti, he does not fold.
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The truth, the real deal, or for real. This expression combines the Spanish article with the English word to emphasize that someone is being completely honest.
A: Girl, I love you. B: Seriously? A: La true.
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A slang term for a girl or chick, shortened from the word jamba.
That jaina hits on everyone.
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Used to describe something as true, legit, or confirmed. It refers to a fact that is solid and certain.
I have the data patente that they are going to change locations.
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Excellent, top-tier, or feeling great (a cuarta is a hand-span measurement: the phrase implies something is as good or substantial as a thick cut of meat).
That thing is a cuarta e chuleta
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A brand of bubble gum that was iconic in Venezuela during the 1980s.
Lend me two five-cent coins to complete a fifty-cent piece and buy a couple of banana papaupas!
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A Dominican rapper considered the premier figure of hip-hop in his country. He is known for social and musical controversy, particularly with tracks like Que Yo Fumo Yerba. He gained national fame with the song Capea el Dough but faced significant media censorship after criticizing the Dominican Art Critics Association (ACROARTE) and the Casandra Awards (a major national awards ceremony) in his song Toy pa los Grammy. Despite being blacklisted from radio for a time, he maintained his popularity in the streets and barrios of Santo Domingo.
don't mess with Lapiz Conciente, fuck your mother.
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