2 definitions by STLChivito
A term used to address
very popular, intellegent,
and athletic Mexican individuals.
The term originated in Saint Louis
when soccer star Miguel influenced
the latino area with his charm and
athletic abilities.
Now in days since Latinos, especially
Mexicans, are highly proud of the
original Miguel they call their children
with similar characteristics by the
name Miguel.
very popular, intellegent,
and athletic Mexican individuals.
The term originated in Saint Louis
when soccer star Miguel influenced
the latino area with his charm and
athletic abilities.
Now in days since Latinos, especially
Mexicans, are highly proud of the
original Miguel they call their children
with similar characteristics by the
name Miguel.
Son you are so perfect that
you resemble a great Miguel.
Mr. Ford: Hey hows school?
Boy 1: Its going great, I just
wish it was a bit more cool.
Mr. Ford: In what sense?
Boy: In the sense that the
soccer players should be more
Miguel.
Mr. Ford: Thats why instead of
going to CBC you should have
gone to SLUH.
you resemble a great Miguel.
Mr. Ford: Hey hows school?
Boy 1: Its going great, I just
wish it was a bit more cool.
Mr. Ford: In what sense?
Boy: In the sense that the
soccer players should be more
Miguel.
Mr. Ford: Thats why instead of
going to CBC you should have
gone to SLUH.
by STLChivito November 26, 2007
Miguel Angel (Soccer Player)is a popular term
used in the Saint Louis area.
A term used to address
very popular, intellegent,
and athletic Mexican individuals.
The term originated in Saint Louis
when soccer star Miguel influenced
the Saint Louis latino area with his
charm and athletic abilities.
Now in days since Latinos, especially
Mexicans, are highly proud of the
original Miguel they call their children
with similar characteristics by the
name Miguel.
used in the Saint Louis area.
A term used to address
very popular, intellegent,
and athletic Mexican individuals.
The term originated in Saint Louis
when soccer star Miguel influenced
the Saint Louis latino area with his
charm and athletic abilities.
Now in days since Latinos, especially
Mexicans, are highly proud of the
original Miguel they call their children
with similar characteristics by the
name Miguel.
Father: Son you are so perfect that
you resemble a great Miguel.
Mr. Ford: Hey hows school?
Boy 1: Its going great, I just
wish it was a bit more cool.
Mr. Ford: In what sense?
Boy: In the sense that the
soccer players should be more
Miguel.
Mr. Ford: Thats why instead of
going to CBC you should have
gone to SLUH.
you resemble a great Miguel.
Mr. Ford: Hey hows school?
Boy 1: Its going great, I just
wish it was a bit more cool.
Mr. Ford: In what sense?
Boy: In the sense that the
soccer players should be more
Miguel.
Mr. Ford: Thats why instead of
going to CBC you should have
gone to SLUH.
by STLChivito January 3, 2008