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Literally 'to be loaded/laden', used colloquially across Latin America to mean someone is wealthy or flush with cash at a given moment.

Fixed pronominal expression. Always followed by an adjective or noun describing the pretension. Implies the person is showing off or pretending to be something they are not. Common throughout Latin America.

In everyday speech this phrase expresses a tentative hope or a plan whose outcome is uncertain. It softens what might otherwise sound like a boast or a declaration. Extremely frequent in informal Latin American conversation.