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Usually used while in a hurry to leave due to dangerous situation or sight of pigs. Similar to "Let's bounce"
Ricardo: Ey it's the 5-0 Holmes !

Chino: Serio ? Vamonos !
Vamonos by Cycles_to_gehenna December 31, 2014
Words you can keep
White person: Are you Mexican.
Mexican: Yea
White person: Speak Spanish

Mexican: No
White person: I know Spanish, VAMONOS AMIGOS
Vamonos by Vamonos April 23, 2018

Vamonos de fiesta a factory

...Pero lleva mucho Botiquín,

Porque mucha gente cae ahí.

Ponte ahora tu mejor skin!

This is an extract of the song "La cumbia de Free Fire" by Bukano. It's mainly used as the Spanish version of the Animan Studios meme, and is just as valid as using "Ballin' " for it.
-Hey, have you seen the Animan Studios meme?

-The one with "Ballin" in it?

-Yeah, but have you seen the Spanish version too?

-Nah. How does it go?

-Vamonos de Fiesta a factory, pero lleva mucho botiquin, porque mucha gente cae ahí. Ponte ahora tu mejor skin!
to instantly disappear, make as though it never was.
Izzo- H to the Izzo V to the Izza. he who does not feel is not real to me, and therefore does not exist... so poof vamoose son of a bich (South park movie reference)
vamoose by blink fanatic January 12, 2005
to leave or depart hastily (from Spanish, Vamos meaning let us depart)
I've gotta vamoose or I'll be late.
"BANG BANG BANG BANG! VAMANOS, VAMANOS!!!" from "Electric Worry", Clutch, 2007.
vamanos by TroubleCee January 16, 2008
Scram, take off, go away, gtfo.

Comes from the Spanish vamos - the word transitioned into American English as a result of contact with the Spanish colonies in Mexico.
Trust me holmes, you don't want to start shit with me. Vamos, esse.
vamoose by Tronno August 27, 2005
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