A term, from pedro, to brous... derived from the term bro, as in brothah.
To describe a relationship of pure trust, loyalty and humor.
Often used to address a "compa" or "carnal".
Usually used by mexico's "fifis", "fresas" or "mirreyes".
To describe a relationship of pure trust, loyalty and humor.
Often used to address a "compa" or "carnal".
Usually used by mexico's "fifis", "fresas" or "mirreyes".
Ya de brous, rola el charger de tu juul
De brous, jalen a mi house mañana
De brous, tu vieja se dió a un wey bien mamey en la peda. Pero de brous estás más galán tu.
De brous, jalen a mi house mañana
De brous, tu vieja se dió a un wey bien mamey en la peda. Pero de brous estás más galán tu.
by ASFSLANGS February 19, 2019