Chacalosa is usually used to describe a woman who is difficult to deal with. In this sense, it is used in phrases such as the following: Karen is quite a nut, she does not let Benito live in peace for a day.
It is also used to designate women who party and drink and dance due to a loving separation.
By extension somewhat wacky, it can also be something “cool, but dangerous“. It is an expression typical of northern Mexico.
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It is used to describe a woman more physically developed than the others, thus standing out from the other women of the town.
Someone who thinks he is better than others. It would be a person who has a very high ego, and feels that he has the right to command others.
It may be that person who takes advantage. Someone who likes to abuse a situation and it becomes difficult to deal with.
Sometimes this term is used to say that you are unkempt or unkempt. For example: What will the lady think of me when she sees me all crazy and in pajamas every day.
SYNONYMS FOR CHACALOSA
- Tired
- Annoying
- Tedious
- Hard
ANTONYMS FOR CHACALOSA
- Noble
- Nice
- Amena
- Tractable
ORIGIN OF CHACALOSA
Chacalosa is a popular Mexican word. It is an adjective with multiple meanings well known in the Latino community in the United States. It comes from the French word jackal that designates an animal of the canidae family and that is a scavenger.
From the meaning of origin, the different uses given to the word began to emerge. For this reason, like a jackal, a chacalous person is difficult to deal with because of his wild characteristics.
CURIOSITIES OF CHACALOSA
La Chacalosa is also the third studio album by singer Jenni Rivera. Thanks to this, the singer began to attract the attention of the Los Angeles public because the musical forms she used were only recorded by men.
In the lyrics of the chacalosa song it refers to someone who violates the legal norms. Although, going deeper into the lyrics, it could also designate someone who is difficult to deal with.