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Season 1 · Episode 15

Víctima de Tortura

La Reina del Sur

C1Latin American42 minNetflixon Netflix

Santiago is the victim of Dris's envy, who decides to rat him out to the Moroccan police, but it is Lalo who is tortured for information.

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Víctima de Tortura

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S01E15 · La Reina del Sur

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  1. 1

    guardacostas

    coast guard; coast guard vessel
    noun (masculine, invariable)~5× this episode
    Los guardacostas patrullan esta zona del mar cada noche.The coast guard patrols this stretch of sea every night.
  2. 2

    trincar

    to catch, to nab, to arrest
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Used the way 'agarrar' or 'pescar' can be used informally to mean catching or arresting someone. Feels slightly more emphatic and street-level than the standard 'detener'.

    La policía lo trincó cuando intentaba cruzar la frontera.The police nabbed him when he was trying to cross the border.
  3. 3

    delatar

    to inform on, to turn in, to rat out
    verb~3× this episode
    Uno de los socios los delató a las autoridades.One of the partners informed on them to the authorities.
  4. 4

    cantar

    to snitch, to talk under pressure, to give someone up
    expressioncolloquial

    The primary meaning is 'to sing', but in criminal or underground contexts it means to confess or inform on others. The shift in meaning is context-driven and unambiguous in these settings.

    Cuando los agarraron, cantó todo lo que sabía.When they caught him, he spilled everything he knew.
  5. 5

    cargamento

    cargo, shipment, load
    noun (masculine)
    La aduana inspeccionó todo el cargamento antes de dejarlo pasar.Customs inspected the entire cargo before letting it through.
  6. 6

    hachís

    hashish
    noun (masculine)
    La policía decomisó varios kilos de hachís en el puerto.Police seized several kilos of hashish at the port.
  7. 7

    zarpar

    to set sail, to depart by sea
    verb
    El barco zarpó al amanecer rumbo a las islas.The ship set sail at dawn heading to the islands.
  8. 8

    patera

    small flat-bottomed boat, inflatable raft used for crossings
    noun (feminine)
    Encontraron una patera abandonada cerca de la costa.They found an abandoned raft near the coast.
  9. 9

    soplón

    snitch, informant
    noun (masculine)
    En ese ambiente, ser soplón es lo peor que te pueden llamar.In that world, being called a snitch is the worst thing they can say about you.

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