Season 2 · Episode 3
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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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.
'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.
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.
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.
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