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Season 2 · Episode 3

Fear Weighs 10,000 Tons

Sky Rojo

C1Castilian29 minNetflixon Netflix

Coral frantically attempts to save herself and her two friends, who fear it is hopeless. Grief seeps into Moisés and Romeo's celebration at the club.

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Fear Weighs 10,000 Tons

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S02E03 · Sky Rojo

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  1. 1

    cemento

    cement / concrete
    noun (masculine)~5× this episode
    Tardaron dos días en verter el cemento de los cimientos.It took them two days to pour the cement for the foundations.
  2. 2

    pasaporte

    passport
    noun (masculine)~3× this episode
    Se le caducó el pasaporte justo antes del viaje.Her passport expired just before the trip.
  3. 3

    taladro

    drill
    noun (masculine)~3× this episode
    Necesito el taladro para colgar estos cuadros.I need the drill to hang these pictures.
  4. 4

    deuda

    debt
    noun (feminine)
    Tardó tres años en saldar la deuda con el banco.It took him three years to pay off the debt to the bank.
  5. 5

    obsesión

    obsession
    noun (feminine)
    Lo que empezó como un hobby se convirtió en una obsesión.What started as a hobby turned into an obsession.
  6. 6

    atado/atada

    tied up / bound
    adjective / past participle
    El paquete llegó perfectamente atado con cuerda.The package arrived perfectly tied with string.
  7. 7

    ponerse hasta arriba

    to get completely wasted / to get high
    expressioncolloquial

    Colloquial phrase describing getting drunk or taking drugs to excess. The phrase 'hasta arriba' literally means 'up to the top', conveying the sense of total saturation.

    La noche de fin de año siempre acaba poniéndose hasta arriba.New Year's Eve always ends with everyone getting completely wasted.
  8. 8

    meterse (una raya)

    to snort (a line of cocaine)
    expressioncolloquial

    'Raya' literally means a line or stripe; in this context it refers to a line of cocaine. 'Meterse una raya' is the standard colloquial phrase for snorting it.

    En aquella época se metía una raya antes de cada concierto.Back then he would snort a line before every concert.
  9. 9

    burdel

    brothel
    noun (masculine)
    La policía cerró el burdel después de una investigación de varios meses.The police shut down the brothel after a months-long investigation.
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  1. 10

    hijo/a de puta

    son of a bitch / bastard
    expressionvulgar~8× this episode

    Extremely common vulgar insult. Can express intense anger, or, among close friends, affectionate exasperation. Tone of voice and context determine which reading applies. Appears throughout the episode in both hostile and almost celebratory uses.

    ¡Ese hijo de puta me ha robado la moto!That son of a bitch stole my motorbike!
  2. 11

    coño

    damn / fuck (general intensifier or exclamation)
    expressionvulgar~9× this episode

    Literally an anatomical term, but functions as a general-purpose intensifier or exclamation. Far more culturally integrated and less shocking than its literal meaning suggests; very frequent in everyday emphatic speech.

    ¡Coño, se me ha olvidado el móvil en el taxi!Damn it, I left my phone in the taxi!

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