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Season 1 · Episode 9

Deseo Gallego

La Reina del Sur

B2Latin American42 minNetflixon Netflix

Teresa succumbs to desire for Santiago and tries to erase the memory of El Güero with his kisses, and realizes that, for her, history repeats itself when it comes to men.

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Deseo Gallego

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S01E09 · La Reina del Sur

B2

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  1. 1

    hachís

    hashish
    noun~5× this episode
    Encontraron hachís escondido en el carro durante la revisión.They found hashish hidden in the car during the inspection.
  2. 2

    güero

    blond / light-skinned person
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    A Mexican Spanish term used as a nickname or descriptor for someone with light hair or fair skin. Often affectionate when used between people who know each other. Spelled güero, with the diaeresis indicating the u is pronounced.

    Le decían el güero desde chico porque nació con el pelo muy claro.They called him el güero since he was little because he was born with very light hair.
  3. 3

    detenido

    arrested / under arrest
    adjective/noun~4× this episode
    El sospechoso quedó detenido después de la persecución.The suspect was arrested after the chase.
  4. 4

    pasta

    money (informal)
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Used throughout the episode as a casual synonym for money, common across many Spanish-speaking communities.

    Con esa pasta podríamos irnos de vacaciones un mes entero.With that kind of money we could go on vacation for a whole month.
  5. 5

    traficante

    trafficker / dealer
    noun~3× this episode
    La policía atrapó a un traficante de drogas en el aeropuerto.Police caught a drug trafficker at the airport.
  6. 6

    vengarse

    to get revenge / to avenge oneself
    verb (reflexive)~3× this episode
    Prometió vengarse de quienes lo traicionaron.He vowed to get revenge on those who betrayed him.
  7. 7

    apapachar

    to cuddle / to show affection / to pamper
    expressioncolloquial

    A distinctly Mexican Spanish term with no direct English equivalent. It encompasses physical affection, emotional warmth, and nurturing all at once. Comes from Nahuatl. Not widely used outside Mexican communities.

    A los bebés les encanta que los apapachen.Babies love to be cuddled and fussed over.
  8. 8

    alijo

    contraband stash / drug haul
    noun
    La guardia costera decomisó un gran alijo de cocaína.The coast guard seized a large drug haul.
  9. 9

    inocente

    innocent
    adjective
    El jurado declaró inocente al acusado por falta de pruebas.The jury declared the accused innocent due to lack of evidence.
  10. 10

    deportado

    deported
    adjective/past participle
    Fue deportado a su país después de que le venciera la visa.He was deported to his country after his visa expired.
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    zorra

    bitch / slut (highly offensive)
    expressionvulgar~5× this episode

    A strong insult directed at women. Its harshness in context signals serious hostility between characters. Not softened by context in this episode.

    Le dijo zorra en plena pelea y todos quedaron en silencio.She called her a bitch right in the middle of the fight and everyone went silent.

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