Ice Age

Fixed idiom meaning something is very easy to do. Equivalent to 'a piece of cake' in English but the literal meaning ('eaten bread') gives no hint of that sense.

Used to tell someone they are interfering where they have no business being. The response 'a mí me importa' (it does matter to me) is a common pushback.

Used literally here but also commonly used figuratively in Latin American informal speech to describe social or workplace hierarchies.

Used as a threat in heated confrontations. In context here it is offered as a grim 'mercy' so the victim 'feels nothing.' Common enough as a threat phrase in action-oriented Latin American dialogue.