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Season 1 · Episode 4

Earthquake Drill

Rebelde

B2Mexican39 minNetflixon Netflix

Luka wreaks havoc in The Nonames to fulfill his secret agenda. Esteban opens up to Dixon about his past. Things get heated between Jana and Esteban.

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Earthquake Drill

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S01E04 · Rebelde

B2

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  1. 1

    la batalla de bandas

    battle of the bands
    noun phrase~12× this episode
    La batalla de bandas del conservatorio atrae a músicos de toda la ciudad.The conservatory's battle of the bands draws musicians from all over the city.
  2. 2

    güey

    dude / man / bro
    expressioncolloquial~8× this episode

    Ubiquitous address term and filler between friends of any gender in Mexican Spanish. Originally an insult derived from 'buey' (castrated ox), but it has been completely neutralized in casual peer speech. Can open, close, or punctuate nearly any sentence. Signals in-group familiarity; using it with someone you don't know well can feel presumptuous.

    Güey, no te puedo creer que te comiste toda la pizza sin avisarme.Dude, I can't believe you ate the whole pizza without telling me.
  3. 3

    el simulacro

    emergency drill
    noun~8× this episode
    El colegio organiza un simulacro de sismo cada octubre.The school organizes an earthquake drill every October.
  4. 4

    papi

    buddy / bro / man (term of address)
    expressioncolloquial~7× this episode

    Used between male friends as an affectionate, energetic address term, completely detached from its literal meaning. Carries warmth and solidarity. Common among young speakers; signals closeness and a slightly playful, street-inflected tone.

    ¿Todo bien, papi? Te noto muy callado desde esta mañana.Everything good, man? You've seemed really quiet since this morning.
  5. 5

    la Logia

    the Lodge (secret society)
    noun~6× this episode
    Nadie sabe quiénes pertenecen a esa logia secreta.Nobody knows who belongs to that secret lodge.
  6. 6

    el ensayo

    rehearsal / practice
    noun~5× this episode
    El ensayo de esta tarde duró más de tres horas.This afternoon's rehearsal lasted more than three hours.
  7. 7

    la evidencia

    evidence / proof
    noun~3× this episode
    No encontraron evidencia de que él estuviera involucrado.They found no evidence that he was involved.
  8. 8

    no hay pedo

    no problem / no worries / it's cool
    expressioncolloquial

    Casual reassurance that something is fine or that there is no issue. 'Pedo' in Mexican slang refers broadly to a problem, situation, or mess, so the phrase literally negates any such trouble. Warm and deflating in tone, often used to ease tension or wave off an apology.

    Llegaste tarde, pero no hay pedo, todavía alcanzamos la función.You're late, but no worries, we still have time to make the showing.
  9. 9

    el fraude

    fraud / fake
    noun
    Ese músico es un fraude: nunca estudió lo que dice.That musician is a fraud, he never studied what he claims.
  10. 10

    plantado/a (dejar plantado)

    stood up (to stand someone up)
    adjective / expression
    Me dejó plantada en el café y nunca llegó.She stood me up at the café and never showed up.
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    no mames

    no way / are you serious / you've got to be kidding
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Extremely common Mexican exclamation expressing disbelief, frustration, or amazement. Literally crude but so embedded in everyday speech that its shock value is almost gone among peers. Can convey anything from genuine astonishment to mild annoyance. Inappropriate in formal or professional settings.

    No mames, llegaste dos horas tarde y ni te disculpas.Are you serious? You showed up two hours late and you don't even apologize.

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