Season 1 · Episode 3
Ahora que no estás
Débora quiere seducir a Javi. El B&B comienza a retomar actividades de la mano de Roberta. Paloma toma un paso importante en su relación con Dante.

Extremely common in Mexican Spanish as a general address term between friends. Can be affectionate or neutral depending on tone. The spelling 'wey' also appears in text.
Literally 'to erase the cassette tape.' Used specifically when someone has no memory of what happened, often after drinking too much.
Short for 'me cae que...' Used to emphasize sincerity or strong personal opinion, similar to 'I'm telling you' or 'I swear.' Very common in everyday Mexican speech.
Common in cafes and restaurants. Means the purchase is recorded as a running credit or tab rather than paid immediately.
Literally a smokestack or industrial chimney. Used figuratively to describe a very heavy smoker. Distinctly Mexican colloquial usage.
Borrowed from English and used widely in Mexican urban slang. Refers to someone who juggles multiple romantic interests simultaneously, often with a mix of admiration and mild teasing.
Literally 'to give a headbutt.' In a sports context it refers to a collision or accidental hard knock to the head.
Borrowed from basketball. 'Estar de rebote' or 'salir con alguien de rebote' means to be on the rebound romantically after a recent relationship ended.