Film · 2022 · Comedy
Doblemente embarazada 2
Javier and Felipe are now full-time parents to their daughters. However, the fathers discover the girls are missing something: a mother. To find her, they invite their girlfriends on vacation with a secret plan.

Extremely common in Mexican speech between friends and even acquaintances. Tone and relationship determine whether it is friendly or dismissive. Often spelled 'wey' as well.
One of the most common Mexican exclamations. Technically vulgar in origin but used very casually in everyday speech, including in non-confrontational surprise or disbelief.
A very Mexican exclamation used to express a wide range of reactions, from pleasant surprise to worry. It is a softened euphemism and is suitable in most informal settings.
A cultural term blending 'mi rey' (my king). It refers to a specific Mexican social stereotype: a privileged young man who is ostentatious, entitled, and condescending, especially toward those he perceives as lower class.
A social insult referring to someone perceived as lacking refinement or taste. It is often used condescendingly by people who consider themselves of higher social standing. Can be reclaimed or used ironically.
Short for 'la neta' meaning 'the honest truth.' Used to emphasize sincerity or to ask for confirmation. Very common in informal Mexican speech.
Derived from a vulgar root but commonly used in Mexican Spanish to describe a physical impact or blow, often without strong shock value in casual speech.
One of the most versatile and distinctly Mexican expressions. Can urge action, express agreement, show understanding, or signal impatience depending on tone and context.
A 'fresa' in Mexican slang is someone who is stuck-up, overly privileged, or sheltered, often associated with wealthy neighborhoods. The diminutive adds a slightly dismissive or affectionate tone depending on context.