Season 1 · Episode 6
The trio make a discovery that complicates their plans to escape for good. In a flashback, Romeo asks Coral to work for him in another capacity.
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Extremely common everyday address between people of any age. Tone shifts with context: neutral between friends, slightly dismissive toward a stranger. The feminine 'tía' appears here as a term for a woman generally.
Literally 'I shit on…'; always followed by a noun phrase ('me cago en tu puta madre', 'me cago en mi puta vida'). One of the most emphatic venting expressions; heard across all ages in moments of high emotion.
Literally the Eucharist wafer; used purely as a profane exclamation. One of the most frequent strong interjections. Can also mean a hard punch or blow ('me dieron una hostia').
Very direct; entirely standard in informal speech between adults but always vulgar in register. Not softened by context.
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