Sudaca is a colloquial term, used as a short way to call people from South American origin mostly in Spain.
The term became dark and xenophobic in the '70s and '80s during an era called la Movida Madrileña due to the massive waves of Southamerican immigrants to Spain. Nowadays, all over the world, people feel proud to be called Sudaca, and unfortunately, some others don't.
The term became dark and xenophobic in the '70s and '80s during an era called la Movida Madrileña due to the massive waves of Southamerican immigrants to Spain. Nowadays, all over the world, people feel proud to be called Sudaca, and unfortunately, some others don't.
Do you knew Pedro is from Argentina? , Yeah! He is a Sudaca!
I am from South America, I am a Sudaca.
I am from South America, I am a Sudaca.
by CM72 June 12, 2020
by Ali June 19, 2006
Pejorative term for South Americans by Spaniards, but now used by Central Americans and North Americans who speaks Spanish language. The voice is an ethnic label that comes either from the Spanish SUDA-meri-CA-no (South American) or that word with a suffix. Sometimes Brazilians are not Sudacas, because they don't speak Spanish. And they can't understand it.
"Cállate sudaca!" or "Shut up sudaca!"
"Argentinians are Sudacas" or
"Bolivians are Sudacas" or
"Peruvians are Sudacas",
"Argentinians are Sudacas" or
"Bolivians are Sudacas" or
"Peruvians are Sudacas",
by Hernando69 April 15, 2009
A pejorative term used by Spaniards to refer to Latin American people (Brazilians and other non-Spanish speaking Latin Americans would probably not be referred to as "Sudacas").
Now used by Latin Americans to self-identify, as a form of "re-claiming" the word, especially in Spain.
Now used by Latin Americans to self-identify, as a form of "re-claiming" the word, especially in Spain.
José: ¿Qué le ha pasado a tu móvil?
Juan: «Nada tío, estaba en el metro y un puto sudaca me ha intentado robar el móvil, y se le ha roto la pantalla».
José: ¡Putos sudacas!
Juan: «Nada tío, estaba en el metro y un puto sudaca me ha intentado robar el móvil, y se le ha roto la pantalla».
José: ¡Putos sudacas!
by Schmeeeeee October 10, 2021
by The Argentinian Bloke July 25, 2007
apparently something americans use but it means wash cloth in bosnian so basically y’all calling people wash cloth sorry not sorry
by zmajevi July 21, 2019