3 definitions by socopacetic
Ignore the definition that states that "De Pinga" is used to express awe; never do that haha. If you say that something is "de pinga", it means that it is difficult, terrible, nasty, etc. Very popular vulgar expression among Cubans and Cuban-Americans.
"Oye, la cosa en Cuba esta de pinga asere"
"Dimelo a mi que tengo al puro enfermo en Luyano"
"De pinga bro, they just gave me a speeding ticket"
"Dimelo a mi que tengo al puro enfermo en Luyano"
"De pinga bro, they just gave me a speeding ticket"
by socopacetic October 28, 2021
A genre of urban Cuban music originating in the poorer neighborhoods of Cuba, especially the El Cerro and Jesus Maria neighborhoods of Havana. It is stylistically a fusion between reggaeton, latin hip hop, and latin dance music, with many unique Rumba and Salsa flavors incorporated into the mix. Very popular among the youth in Cuba, especially.
Some popular artists of this genre would be Chocolate MC, Jorge Jr., Lobo King Dowa, Iyawo Oggun, NKM 01, Popy, El Chulo, El Kimiko, and El Taiger.
Some popular artists of this genre would be Chocolate MC, Jorge Jr., Lobo King Dowa, Iyawo Oggun, NKM 01, Popy, El Chulo, El Kimiko, and El Taiger.
"ño asere, esa jeva me tiene to' loco bailando reparto"
"Ese negro repartero el Choco esta loco pa' la pinga"
"Ese negro repartero el Choco esta loco pa' la pinga"
by socopacetic October 28, 2021
Spanish word for the testes, gonads, balls.
Also used in Cuba as an expletive for just about anything, similar to how the British use the word "bullocks".
However, Cubans will almost always drop the 'S' at the end of the word, therefore it will sound similar to "cojone", and if they use the word at the end of a sentence, they will put extreme emphasis on the word. (See second example below)
Also used in Cuba as an expletive for just about anything, similar to how the British use the word "bullocks".
However, Cubans will almost always drop the 'S' at the end of the word, therefore it will sound similar to "cojone", and if they use the word at the end of a sentence, they will put extreme emphasis on the word. (See second example below)
"Ay cojones, se me olvido pagar el bill de la electricidad."
"Estoy harto de esta pinga. Ya no quiero ni mujer ni COJONE."
"Estoy harto de esta pinga. Ya no quiero ni mujer ni COJONE."
by socopacetic October 28, 2021