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From 'reventar' (to burst). A 'reventón' is a large, lively, often rowdy party. The word conveys excess and fun in a way that 'fiesta' alone does not.

A Mexican colloquial term for people who consider themselves sophisticated or from the upper class. It carries a slightly mocking or ironic tone from the speaker's perspective. Not offensive but clearly positions the speaker as an outsider looking in.

Very common in Mexican Spanish to describe someone who acts superior, self-important, or dismissive of others. The tone ranges from mildly annoyed to genuinely insulting depending on context. Not typically considered harshly vulgar but is informal.