matraca 

"Rachet" in Spanish slang. A way of being; non classy, trashy, ghetto as hell, hot mess, fucked up...

Also a dance, La Matraca; causes Latinas to move their bodies n shake their ass.

"La matraca-tra-ca-tra-ca. La matraca-tra-ca-tra. Matraca para bajo, matraca para arriba..."

Ex) "Went out with Violeta last night. She dances sooo matraca!"

Ex) "Sometimes I see Matt at the bar being all matraca n shit."

Ex) Que bailar La Matraca como matracas!

matraca by Dory4331 January 26, 2014

Rusty Maraca 

A Rusty Maraca is the female version of a Rusty Trombone

After she got done giving me a rusty trombone i was inclined to give her a rusty maraca

Rusty Maraca by papercut05201 December 14, 2009

Madraca

Also "Madraka" or "Pijo Madrileño" is a Spanish term to refer to the rich teens of Madrid that pass their holidays mainly in sea side zones (mainly in the Costa del sol and the Costa levantina).

Their personality is cocky, egocentric and they tend to think they own the place where they are.
We can easily distinguish them from the rest of human beings thanks to their characteristic outfits that include: unbuttoned buttoned up shirts, Chino type trousers or kakhis, moccasins (in the day), espadrilles (in the beach), totem necklace, Spanish flag bracelets...
And also the use of brands such as: el ganso, scalpers, scotta, Toro, el capote...
If we want to distinguish them in a club, we can ask them what they are dirnking. If the awnser is, "Licor 43", "puerto de indias", Ginger Ale or gin with peach juice, you can be sure you are talking with a real madraca.

"Yesterday I had lunch in Sotogrande and a fu***ng Madraca keyd my car with his Volvo and run away as if nothing had happened"

Madraca by MyNameIsGodofredo April 4, 2019

maracama 

Shlatts version of maracaman based off what he did with a maraca in 1999

Alright I was going for maraca man bc of what I did with a maraca back in the 90s but Yano what we’ll go with maracama don’t know what it means but that’s our name

maracama by Jaiiiiiindattttt February 16, 2021

Maracaibo 

Maracaibo is the second-largest city in Venezuela after the national capital Caracas and is the capital of Zulia state., the estimated population of Maracaibo in 2007 is 3,200,000 inhabitants. Maracaibo is located in the West of Venezuela.

Maracaibo was founded in 1529 on the western side of Lake Maracaibo which is the dominant feature of the oil-rich Maracaibo Basin.

Maracaibo also boasts one of the best universities in the country, the state university. La Universidad del Zulia (LUZ) is well renowned for its excellent law and medical schools. Other major universities and schools include Universidad Rafael Belloso Chacin (URBE), with its excellent engineering school, and Universidad Rafael Urdaneta, with one of the country's leading psychology schools.

Culture in Maracaibo is very indigenous and autochthonic, is recognized in every state and city in Venezuela, and is very influential with its gaitas, desserts, style, living, and customs.

Maracuchos are extremely proud of their city, their culture, and all of Zulia. They usually claim that Venezuela wouldn't be the country it actually is without Zulia. They also have the most beautiful women in Venezuela.

Maracaibo "La tierra del Sol Amada"

Maracaibo by who who3 August 5, 2008

Maracaibo 

a place that is better than Caracas; a beautiful city in Venezuela Venezuela is in South America. Venezuelans usually speak Spanish.

Maracaibo > Caracas

Maracaibo by Chica de Maracaibo February 12, 2013

Matracia 

A superhero never seen without her cape.

Wow, that Matracia has the best cape I've ever seen!

Matracia by Danger G. April 12, 2009