Literally this means "in the fight". This is used by people in Latin America; in particular Puerto Rico, The Dominican Republic, and Cuba.
People use this to describe their daily struggles, in particular in regards to overcoming financial difficulties. When you are "en la lucha" life is difficult, and you are fighting to win.
People use this to describe their daily struggles, in particular in regards to overcoming financial difficulties. When you are "en la lucha" life is difficult, and you are fighting to win.
by rf82 March 04, 2017
Its when rappers or singers bring Travis Scott as a guest but ended up getting their concert or performance stolen by Travis Scott. in summary, If you bring Travis Scott on your performance you best hope the La Flame Effect will happen and you should consider that it's not your concert anymore
Dude 1: Bro, Drake's concert is Lit! But Travis took the mf show
Dude 2: Shiiiiit La Flame Effect happened?
Dude 1: Bro, On GOD! it Happened
Dude 2: Shiiiiit La Flame Effect happened?
Dude 1: Bro, On GOD! it Happened
by Xer Ralda December 22, 2019
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by chunkie wunkie June 08, 2020
A take on the Italian:
'Salute' (hail/health)
'La Familia' (the/our family)/ 'La' (the), can be changed to 'Mi' (my)
A phrase said to honor those you consider family, either being blood relatives or a close nit group of friends/Pack.
'Salute' (hail/health)
'La Familia' (the/our family)/ 'La' (the), can be changed to 'Mi' (my)
A phrase said to honor those you consider family, either being blood relatives or a close nit group of friends/Pack.
*At a bar with a tight nit group of friends* *Leader of the group raises the first drink of the night*
~Salute La Familia !!
*Group cheers, clinks glasses together*
..............................
Fast Five, Dominic Toretto quote: "Money will come and go. We all know that. The most important thing in life will always be the people in this room. Right here, right now. Salute, mi familia."
~Salute La Familia !!
*Group cheers, clinks glasses together*
..............................
Fast Five, Dominic Toretto quote: "Money will come and go. We all know that. The most important thing in life will always be the people in this room. Right here, right now. Salute, mi familia."
by AlphaBitch March 18, 2012
1) an expression of contempt, disinterest, or boredom, often used in the phrase "Well la dee da" as a sarcastic "now isn't that amazing" or "good for you"
2) a phrase for singing, humming, mumbling etc. to show joyful innocence
2) a phrase for singing, humming, mumbling etc. to show joyful innocence
1) Bob: You know what? I learned that the sky is blue today!
Bill: Well la dee da.
2) The little girl skipped along singing "La dee da, what a wonderful day!", until she was unfortunately run over by a garbage truck.
Bill: Well la dee da.
2) The little girl skipped along singing "La dee da, what a wonderful day!", until she was unfortunately run over by a garbage truck.
by Lewis Viking December 20, 2005
The Beautiful Island
"La Isla Bonita" (Spanish pronunciation: la ˈizla βoˈnita; English: "The Beautiful Island") is a song by the American singer Madonna from her third studio album True Blue (1986). She and Patrick Leonard co-wrote and co-produced the song, and Bruce Gaitsch provided additional songwriting. Sire Records released it as the album's final single on February 25, 1987.
"La Isla Bonita" (Spanish pronunciation: la ˈizla βoˈnita; English: "The Beautiful Island") is a song by the American singer Madonna from her third studio album True Blue (1986). She and Patrick Leonard co-wrote and co-produced the song, and Bruce Gaitsch provided additional songwriting. Sire Records released it as the album's final single on February 25, 1987.
La Isla Bonita
by _-Madonna-Sia-_ August 01, 2019