Season 6 · Episode 5
Elite
Javi plants an idea in Isa's head that she can't shake, while Patrick struggles to help Iván process a loss. Raúl isn't ready to let go of Saraul.Goals.

Very common in everyday speech when someone is being evasive or long-winded. Always signals impatience or frustration with someone who is beating around the bush.
Implies that the treatment is excessive or unfair. Often used to call out disproportionate targeting.
Very common in informal speech among younger speakers. "Pedo" literally means fart, but in this expression it means drunk. Widely understood and used without much shock value in casual contexts.
Expresses that someone is physically or emotionally destroyed. Very direct and emphatic. Common in informal speech and not considered shocking among friends.
Conveys that someone left very quickly, often to avoid a situation. The image is of someone shooting off like a bullet.
Carries a sceptical or critical tone. Suggests someone is performing a role rather than acting genuinely. "Papelón" comes from "papel" (role/part in a play).
Literally "it doesn't compensate", but functionally equivalent to "it's not worth the hassle" or "the payoff isn't there". Very natural in everyday speech.
Used to describe a thought that occurs to someone, often spontaneously or unexpectedly. Common in both spoken and written informal registers.
Used to describe someone who is self-absorbed, independent to a fault, or disconnected from the group. Can be affectionate or mildly critical depending on context.
Figurative use. Signals betrayal or abandonment by someone who was expected to offer support.
Standard figurative expression for offering support or help to someone in difficulty. Used across registers without sounding either overly formal or too casual.