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Season 2 · Episode 4

The Night We Were Dead

Sky Rojo

C1Castilian29 minNetflixon Netflix

Moisés seeks advice from a friend when his guilt threatens to overwhelm him. Underground, Wendy asks Coral for a favor.

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The Night We Were Dead

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S02E04 · Sky Rojo

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    ferri

    ferry
    noun (m)
    Cogimos el ferri de noche para cruzar el estrecho.We took the overnight ferry to cross the strait.
  2. 2

    trata de mujeres

    human trafficking / trafficking of women
    noun phrase (f)
    Las autoridades desmantelaron una red de trata de mujeres que operaba en varias ciudades.The authorities dismantled a human trafficking network operating in several cities.
  3. 3

    proxeneta

    pimp / procurer
    noun (m/f)
    El proxeneta fue detenido tras una larga investigación policial.The pimp was arrested after a lengthy police investigation.
  4. 4

    eutanasia

    euthanasia / mercy killing
    noun (f)
    El debate sobre la eutanasia sigue siendo muy polémico en muchos países.The debate about euthanasia remains very controversial in many countries.
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    recaudación

    takings / revenue / collection (of money)
    noun (f)
    La recaudación del mes de diciembre fue la más alta del año.December's takings were the highest of the year.
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    ancla

    anchor (literal and figurative: a stabilising point)
    noun (f)
    La familia fue su ancla durante los momentos más difíciles.His family was his anchor during the hardest moments.
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    blanquear

    to launder (money)
    verb (regular -ar)
    Utilizaban una cadena de restaurantes para blanquear el dinero del narcotráfico.They used a chain of restaurants to launder drug money.
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    la hostia

    bloody amazing / the absolute best (intensifier of admiration or emphasis)
    expressionvulgar

    Derives from the religious term for the Eucharist wafer but functions purely as an intensifier in everyday speech. Tone depends entirely on context, can express amazement, size, pain, or frustration. Very high frequency in informal registers.

    El concierto fue la hostia, no me esperaba algo tan bueno.The concert was absolutely incredible, I wasn't expecting something that good.
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    puto/a

    fucking / bloody (intensifier, adds emphasis or frustration)
    expressionvulgar~6× this episode

    Extremely frequent intensifier attached to nouns. Negative connotation of frustration or contempt when used as an intensifier; as a noun, refers to a male sex worker. One of the most common vulgar intensifiers.

    No encuentro las llaves por ningún sitio; este puto bolso es un desastre.I can't find the keys anywhere; this bloody bag is a disaster.
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    follarse a alguien

    to have sex with someone
    expressionvulgar

    Very direct and crude. Common in colloquial speech but would be inappropriate in formal or mixed company.

    En algunas comedias españolas los personajes usan este verbo sin ningún reparo.In some Spanish comedies characters use this verb without any hesitation.
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    estar empalmado

    to have an erection
    expressionvulgar

    Colloquial and crude. Used matter-of-factly in informal contexts.

    Llegó tan nervioso a la cita que estaba empalmado sin ningún motivo aparente.He arrived at the date so nervous that he had an erection for no apparent reason.

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