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Mala Leche 

To have bad luck, or for things to be going wrong all the time. (mala leche)word is mostly use within the central and south american communities.
verga que mala leche.
que leche tan mala tiene ese cabron!
Mala Leche by Gsammy June 27, 2007
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Mala Leche 

In Argentina someone is "mala leche" when they are determined to make you feel bad about something, for example, when a friend knows that you´ve been through a break up, she is "mala leche" when she says "oh my god, your ex just texted me and sayed that im so hot, im going to text him back" (basically when someone is a bad person)

Also we use mala leche like a vulgar way to say bad luck. E. "We lost the match against Saudi Arabia bc of the VAR, que mala leche"
Mbappe is a mala leche

I lost in the casino, que mala leche
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