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El Mariachi 

a legendary lyric from a legendary song (airplane pt. 2) sung by legends (BTS).

+ the word means musician. it originated from music that was played at weddings. after many years, it is now used to describe musicians. +
We goin’ from NY to Cali
London to Paris
우리가 가는 그 곳이 어디든 party
El Mariachi
El Mariachi
El Mariachi
We goin’ from Tokyo, Italy
Hong Kong to Brazil
이 세계 어디서라도 난 노래하리
El Mariachi
El Mariachi
El Mariachi
El Mariachi (ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh)

El Mariachi 

A beautiful phrase sung by the vocal line in BTS in their new song Airplane Part 2. The song which comeback video wrecks us all very much. El Mariachi.

Snap me fans - alexandra_1708.
Jungkook “El Mariachi”
Jimin “El Mariachi”
V “El Mariachi”
Jin “El Mariachi”

CHACHI MARIACHI 

LESBIANS WHO HAVE A FASCINATION WITH MEXICANS.
LIZ (taylor) AND ANGIE(jolie) LIKE GOING TO HOMESTEAD BECAUSE THEY ARE CHACHI MARIACHIS.

WHILE ON VACATION IN MEXICO ANGIE AND LIZBETH BECAME CHACHI MARIACHIS.
CHACHI MARIACHI by MR911 October 19, 2010

El Mariachi 

my best friend. a person who can share your problems, secrets. And you can exept support from him
If my El Mariachi was here!
I`m depressed. Where is my El Mariachi?!
El Mariachi by anton radev January 31, 2004
Bands from Jalisco, in western Mexico, have been providing a unique form of relaxed, romantic accompaniment to weddings since before the Mexican Revolution. Some say the French word for "marriage" may have given their ensembles and their music its name: Mariachi. Now popular at restaurants, bars, and receptions on both sides of the border, Mariachi bands include guitars, the low, thrumming guitarron, violins, a trumpet, and a high-pitched singer. They also come equipped with a repertoire of ballads, polkas, waltzes, and cumbias. Mariachi bands are known for their stylized, sombrero-and-bolero-coat uniforms, and for wandering from bar to street corner to bar, playing their traditional music.
Mariachi: Miguel Aceves Mejía, Pepe Aguilar, Mariachi Silvestre Vargas, Mariachi Mexico De Pepe Villa, Mariachi Casino, Mariachi Los Caporales, Lupillo Rivera, Amalia Mendoza, Raul Sandoval, Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan, Cuco Sanchez, Jorge Negrete, Alejandro Fernandez, Mariachi Cobre, Mariachi Alas De Mexico, Mariachi Los Toritos, and Mariachi El Bronx.
Mariachi by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ February 4, 2010

Marimacha 

Mexican slang for lesbian/dyke. Considered offensive.
"Eres una marimacha."
Marimacha by Masputo October 29, 2006
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