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Season 1 · Episode 7

The Package

Valeria

B2Castilian45 minNetflixon Netflix

Victor and Val discuss their feelings for each other while spending the day together. Lola confronts her estranged mother.

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The Package

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S01E07 · Valeria

B2

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  1. 1

    colectivo

    collective, activist group
    noun (masculine)~5× this episode
    El colectivo lleva años luchando por la igualdad salarial.The collective has been fighting for equal pay for years.
  2. 2

    flipar

    to be amazed, to be shocked, to trip out
    expressioncolloquial~4× this episode

    Extremely common in casual speech. Can express positive amazement, disbelief, or exasperation depending on tone and context. Also used as 'flipas' to mean 'you're out of your mind'.

    Cuando vi el precio de las entradas, me quedé flipando.When I saw the ticket price, I was absolutely stunned.
  3. 3

    escrache

    public shaming protest, doorstep demonstration
    noun (masculine)~4× this episode
    El colectivo organizó un escrache frente a la sede del partido.The collective organised a doorstep protest outside the party headquarters.
  4. 4

    rajarse

    to chicken out, to back out at the last minute
    expressioncolloquial~3× this episode

    Used when someone loses their nerve and withdraws from a plan or commitment they had agreed to.

    Al final se rajó y no se tiró del trampolín.In the end he chickened out and didn't jump off the diving board.
  5. 5

    liarse

    to hook up, to get together (romantically/sexually)
    verb (reflexive)~3× this episode
    Se liaron en la fiesta y ahora no saben qué hacer.They hooked up at the party and now they don't know what to do.
  6. 6

    rayarse

    to get stressed out, to overthink, to get wound up
    verb (reflexive)~3× this episode
    No te rayes tanto, seguro que llega a tiempo.Don't stress yourself out so much, she'll definitely be on time.
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    montarse una película

    to let your imagination run away with you, to make up a story in your head
    expressioncolloquial

    Describes overthinking or creating dramatic scenarios that may not reflect reality. Very common in everyday conversation, especially about relationships.

    Deja de montarte una película: no te ha enviado un mensaje porque estará ocupado.Stop imagining things. He hasn't messaged you because he's probably busy.
  8. 8

    resacón

    bad hangover
    noun (masculine)
    Después de la fiesta de Nochevieja, tenía un resacón tremendo.After the New Year's Eve party, I had a terrible hangover.
  9. 9

    inseguridad

    insecurity
    noun (feminine)
    Su inseguridad le impedía hablar en público.His insecurity stopped him from speaking in public.
  10. 10

    coordinadora

    coordinator (female)
    noun (feminine)
    La coordinadora del proyecto convocó una reunión urgente.The project coordinator called an urgent meeting.
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    me cago en

    expression of strong frustration or anger (equivalent to 'for f**k's sake' or 'damn it')
    expressionvulgar

    One of the most common Spanish expletive constructions. The full phrase varies ('me cago en mi puta madre', 'me cago en dios', etc.). Very strong in formal contexts but extremely frequent in informal speech.

    ¡Me cago en todo! Se me ha borrado el archivo sin guardarlo.For f**k's sake! The file deleted itself without saving.

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