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La Familia

The Family- You pledge loyalty to it at all times. This version of the family is not your mom dad cousin aunt uncles. Its a protective crime family.
Welcome to The Family!
Your Part of The Family now!
La Familia by Jim April 17, 2005

La Familia

Duh, it's spanish for 'the family'
La familia es gorda.
'The family is fat'
La Familia by jennesa May 13, 2005

la familia

'la familia' means the family in italian
la familia is a group in eastchester like the e-thugz
la familia by stefania July 23, 2008

La Familia

A generational group of friends; a once in a life time group chat.
They must be a La Familia group!
La Familia by anonymous December 19, 2025

la familia michoacana 

la familia michoacana is a Mexican drug cartel located in the state of Michoacan. They kill other Mexican drug cartels for territory and power. They're signature is cutting off the heads of their enemy's.
- ay miras ese vato que esta ayi, dicen que pertenece a la familia Michoacan.
-hey you see that dude right there, they say he belongs to la familia Michoacana

Salute La Familia

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.
*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 by AlphaBitch August 1, 2012
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