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Season 2 · Episode 2

The Talent of Wretches

Sky Rojo

C1Castilian29 minNetflixon Netflix

Gina and Wendy negotiate a hostage swap to get Coral back but their escape brings a new set of challenges.

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The Talent of Wretches

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S02E02 · Sky Rojo

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  1. 1

    cepo

    trap, snare (animal trap)
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Los cazadores furtivos dejaron cepos escondidos entre los arbustos.The poachers left traps hidden among the bushes.
  2. 2

    recortada

    sawn-off shotgun
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    La policía encontró una recortada debajo del asiento del conductor.The police found a sawn-off shotgun under the driver's seat.
  3. 3

    proxeneta

    pimp, procurer
    noun (m/f)~3× this episode
    El juicio contra el proxeneta duró varias semanas.The trial against the pimp lasted several weeks.
  4. 4

    cauterizar

    to cauterize
    verb
    El médico tuvo que cauterizar la herida para detener la hemorragia.The doctor had to cauterize the wound to stop the bleeding.
  5. 5

    cartucho

    cartridge, shotgun shell
    noun (m)
    Solo quedaban dos cartuchos en la recámara.There were only two cartridges left in the chamber.
  6. 6

    bidón

    drum, canister (large container for liquid)
    noun (m)
    Encontraron un bidón de gasolina abandonado al lado de la carretera.They found an abandoned fuel canister by the side of the road.
  7. 7

    recámara

    chamber (of a firearm)
    noun (f)
    Comprobó que no quedaba ninguna bala en la recámara antes de guardar el arma.He checked that no bullet remained in the chamber before putting the weapon away.
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    joder

    fuck; expletive expressing frustration, pain, or emphasis
    expressionvulgar~6× this episode

    One of the most common expletives in colloquial speech. Can open a sentence as a vent, close it for emphasis, or stand alone. Rarely refers literally to sex in everyday conversation.

    Joder, se me ha olvidado el paraguas y está diluviando.Fuck, I forgot my umbrella and it's pouring.
  2. 9

    puta

    prostitute; also a general intensifier or exclamation
    expressionvulgar~10× this episode

    Used both literally (sex worker) and as a very frequent intensifier attached to nouns ('la puta cabaña', 'la puta boca'). Tone ranges from angry to emphatic to affectionate depending on context and intonation.

    No encuentro las llaves por ninguna puta parte.I can't find the bloody keys anywhere.
  3. 10

    hijos de puta

    sons of bitches, bastards
    expressionvulgar

    Strong insult directed at people who have acted treacherously or violently. Used here in heated confrontational moments.

    Esos hijos de puta nos dejaron tirados en medio de la noche.Those bastards left us stranded in the middle of the night.
  4. 11

    irse de putas

    to go to a brothel, to pay for sex
    expressionvulgar

    Highly direct and coarse. Used matter-of-factly in contexts involving the sex industry rather than as pure shock language.

    Algunos hombres piensan que irse de putas no tiene consecuencias, pero las tiene.Some men think going to a brothel has no consequences, but it does.

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