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Season 4 · Episode 2

The Spanish Brand

Alpha Males

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Raúl hides his procedure from Marimar. Santi considers adoption, and Pedro gets a dating profile. Luis and Esther clumsily teach their son about sex.

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The Spanish Brand

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S04E02 · Alpha Males

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  1. 1

    tío / tía

    mate / dude / man / woman (address term between friends)
    expressioncolloquial~12× this episode

    Extremely common informal address among friends of any age. Completely non-literal; no family meaning in this use. Can express surprise, warmth, or exasperation depending on tone.

    Tío, no me puedo creer que te hayas comprado otro coche.Mate, I can't believe you've bought another car.
  2. 2

    copaternidad

    co-parenting
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    La copaternidad permite criar a un hijo entre dos personas sin ser pareja.Co-parenting allows two people to raise a child together without being a couple.
  3. 3

    pavo

    euro (informal)
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Informal word for euro, used widely in everyday conversation when talking about money. Derived from the old slang for peseta.

    Me gastaron veinte pavos en cenar y ni me avisaron.They spent twenty euros on dinner and didn't even tell me.
  4. 4

    vasectomía

    vasectomy
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    El médico le explicó los riesgos de la vasectomía antes de operar.The doctor explained the risks of the vasectomy before operating.
  5. 5

    deconstrucción

    deconstruction (here: unlearning patriarchal attitudes)
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    Algunos hombres hablan de deconstrucción para referirse a cuestionar sus privilegios.Some men use the word deconstruction to refer to questioning their own privileges.
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    vientre de alquiler

    surrogacy / surrogate womb
    noun phrase (m)
    El debate sobre el vientre de alquiler genera opiniones muy encontradas en la sociedad.The debate around surrogacy generates very divided opinions in society.
  7. 7

    indemnización

    severance pay / compensation
    noun (f)
    Tras el despido, le correspondía una indemnización de varios meses de sueldo.After being dismissed, she was entitled to several months' salary as severance pay.
  8. 8

    picadero

    love nest / place used for secret romantic encounters
    noun (m)
    Sus amigos sospechaban que el apartamento era en realidad un picadero.His friends suspected the flat was really a love nest.
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    adoptar

    to adopt
    verb
    Llevan dos años intentando adoptar a un niño a través de los servicios sociales.They have been trying to adopt a child through social services for two years.
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    gilipollas

    idiot / prick / dickhead
    expressionvulgar~4× this episode

    Very common insult, directed at someone or used in self-deprecation. Can range from light-hearted ribbing among friends to genuinely offensive depending on tone and relationship.

    Me dejé el paraguas en casa con este tiempo. Soy un gilipollas.I left my umbrella at home in this weather. I'm such an idiot.
  2. 11

    de puta madre

    bloody brilliant / fantastic / great
    expressionvulgar

    Strong positive exclamation despite containing vulgar language. Very common in casual speech to express that something is excellent. The literal meaning is entirely irrelevant.

    El concierto estuvo de puta madre, no me esperaba tanto.The concert was absolutely brilliant, I wasn't expecting so much.

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