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Season 3 · Episode 3

The Lucky Cat

Sky Rojo

C1Castilian29 minNetflixon Netflix

Gina reflects on her past and her baby's future. Darwin and Moisés devise a plan to get eyes on their targets, leading to an unfortunate casualty.

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The Lucky Cat

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S03E03 · Sky Rojo

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Worth remembering from this episode

Ordered by what we think matters most.

  1. 1

    proxeneta

    pimp, procurer
    noun (m/f)
    El proxeneta fue detenido por la policía tras una larga investigación.The pimp was arrested by the police after a lengthy investigation.
  2. 2

    sicario

    hitman, contract killer
    noun (m)
    Contrató a un sicario para eliminar a su rival de negocios.He hired a hitman to eliminate his business rival.
  3. 3

    silenciador

    silencer, suppressor (for a firearm)
    noun (m)
    El detective encontró un silenciador debajo del asiento del coche.The detective found a silencer under the car seat.
  4. 4

    masacre

    massacre, slaughter
    noun (f)
    La masacre en el pueblo conmocionó a toda la región.The massacre in the village shocked the entire region.
  5. 5

    balazo

    gunshot, bullet wound
    noun (m)
    El guardaespaldas recibió un balazo en el hombro durante el tiroteo.The bodyguard took a bullet in the shoulder during the shootout.
  6. 6

    dar el cante

    to stand out, to attract unwanted attention, to blow one's cover
    expressioncolloquial

    Very common in everyday speech. Refers to doing something conspicuous that draws suspicion or attention to oneself when discretion is needed.

    Si llegas tarde a la reunión con ese traje, vas a dar el cante.If you show up late to the meeting in that suit, you're going to stand out a mile.
  7. 7

    tapadera

    cover, front (business used to conceal illegal activity)
    noun (f)
    La tienda de antigüedades era una tapadera para el tráfico de divisas.The antique shop was a front for currency trafficking.
  8. 8

    blanquear

    to launder (money)
    verb
    La empresa usaba facturas falsas para blanquear el dinero obtenido ilegalmente.The company used fake invoices to launder illegally obtained money.
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  1. 9

    de una puta vez

    once and for all, for fuck's sake just do it
    expressionvulgar

    Intensified form of 'de una vez'. The addition of 'puta' signals frustration or impatience and dramatically raises the emotional temperature of the demand.

    ¿Puedes cerrar esa puerta de una puta vez? Estoy harto del ruido.Can you close that door once and for all? I'm sick of the noise.
  2. 10

    hijo de puta

    son of a bitch, bastard
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    One of the most common strong insults. Used both as a genuine insult directed at someone and, between close friends, as an affectionate or admiring exclamation ('you clever bastard').

    El muy hijo de puta nos dejó tirados en el aeropuerto sin avisar.The bastard left us stranded at the airport without a word.

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