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This episode is the first of two parts where I tell you what the expression "dárselas de encachao" means. Technically, it's a verbal expression, but let's not get fome.
And why it matters if you want to sound good — or encachao — in Chilean Spanish. Also because it's at the core of one of the most popular songs you'll hear during Fiestas Patrias, back home in Chilito:
La cueca del Guatón Loyola.
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