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El diablo blanco 

Spanish for “The White Devil”
Often abbreviated to “Diablo Blanco.”

A broad racial slur used to show dislike of any Caucasian.

Most often used by Hispanic and other Spanish speaking people, although not normally by people from Spain itself, as they are considered white themselves.
El diablo blanco would,most likely, be used in a spanish sentence, not an otherwise english one.
El diablo blanco by cracka1 September 18, 2008
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el diablo blanco 

Spanish for “The White Devil”
Often abbreviated to “Diablo Blanco.”

A broad racial slur used to show dislike of any Caucasian.

Most often used by Hispanic and other Spanish speaking people, although not normally by people from Spain itself, as they are considered white themselves.
El Diablo Blanco would most likely come up in a Spanish sentence, not an otherwise English one.
el diablo blanco by cracka1 September 18, 2008
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