Season 8 · Episode 2
Elite
The rift between Joel and Iván widens as Héctor comes between them. Chloe makes a heartbreaking choice, and Carmen receives a startling message.

The sexual meaning is by far the dominant reading in this episode's dialogue. The secondary sense of 'being in a funny mood' exists but is far less common in urban speech and rarely intended without context signalling it.
A mild-to-moderate expletive used to express frustration. Less severe than heavier swear words; heard across most age groups in everyday frustrated speech.
Extremely common in everyday speech. Degree of intensity increases with adverbs like 'completamente' or 'ya'.
Often used to criticise impulsive decisions made without consulting others.
Figurative use from boxing. Said when someone makes a comment that is unfair, hitting on a known weakness.
Used when two people exchange favours in a transactional way, often with a slightly cynical undertone.
English borrowing used directly in the dialogue. Common among younger urban speakers who mix English expressions into everyday speech.
Used to accuse someone of deliberately ignoring a situation or refusing to acknowledge what is obvious.
Figurative expression used when someone prepares conditions in advance to make a future action easier or less painful.
In this usage 'coraje' means audacity or nerve rather than courage. Often heard in expressions of indignation.