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1. Sondor8 days agoIn MontevideoSondor8 days agoIn Montevideo
2. Sondor8 days agoOpen from 1938Sondor8 days agoOpen from 1938
3. Sondor8 days agoDescribed as Sondor is the oldest record label in UruguaySondor8 days agoDescribed as Sondor is the oldest record label in Uruguay
4. Pathé8 days agoDescribed as The Pathé record business was founded by the brothers Charles and Émile PathéPathé8 days agoDescribed as The Pathé record business was founded by the brothers Charles and Émile Pathé
5. Pathé8 days agoDescribed as Pathé Records was an international record company and label, based in France, active from the 1890s through the 1930sPathé8 days agoDescribed as Pathé Records was an international record company and label, based in France, active from the 1890s through the 1930s
6. che8 days agoUsed in lyric Bailarín compadritoche8 days agoUsed in lyric Bailarín compadrito
7. che8 days agoGlossary meaning Hey, yo (a form of address)che8 days agoGlossary meaning Hey, yo (a form of address)
8. bagayo8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Borrowed from Italian bagagliobagayo8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Borrowed from Italian bagaglio
9. bagayo8 days agoGlossary meaning Baggagebagayo8 days agoGlossary meaning Baggage
10. pavada8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From pavo plus the suffix -adapavada8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From pavo plus the suffix -ada
11. pavada8 days agoGlossary meaning Nonsense, dumb talk or actpavada8 days agoGlossary meaning Nonsense, dumb talk or act
12. bataclana8 days agoUsed in lyric Garufabataclana8 days agoUsed in lyric Garufa
13. bataclana8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From bataclán plus the suffix -anabataclana8 days agoDescribed as Origin: From bataclán plus the suffix -ana
14. bataclana8 days agoGlossary meaning Showgirlbataclana8 days agoGlossary meaning Showgirl
15. piola8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Inherited from Latin pediola, shacklepiola8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Inherited from Latin pediola, shackle
16. piola8 days agoGlossary meaning Clever, smartpiola8 days agoGlossary meaning Clever, smart
17. batifondo8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Borrowed from Italian battifondo, a dialect form of toccafondo, a term used in gamesbatifondo8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Borrowed from Italian battifondo, a dialect form of toccafondo, a term used in games
18. batifondo8 days agoGlossary meaning Prolonged uproar, ruckusbatifondo8 days agoGlossary meaning Prolonged uproar, ruckus
19. manyar8 days agoUsed in lyric Cobrate y dame el vueltomanyar8 days agoUsed in lyric Cobrate y dame el vuelto
20. manyar8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Borrowed from Italian mangiaremanyar8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Borrowed from Italian mangiare
21. manyar8 days agoGlossary meaning To understandmanyar8 days agoGlossary meaning To understand
22. mersa8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Supposedly from Piedmontese mersa, a card suitmersa8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Supposedly from Piedmontese mersa, a card suit
23. mersa8 days agoGlossary meaning Tacky, gaudymersa8 days agoGlossary meaning Tacky, gaudy
24. atenti8 days agoUsed in lyric Sarampionatenti8 days agoUsed in lyric Sarampion
25. atenti8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Borrowed from Italian attenti or derived from attentoatenti8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Borrowed from Italian attenti or derived from attento
26. atenti8 days agoGlossary meaning Attention!atenti8 days agoGlossary meaning Attention!
27. chanta8 days agoUsed in lyric Cobrate y dame el vueltochanta8 days agoUsed in lyric Cobrate y dame el vuelto
28. chanta8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Derived from Ligurian ciantapufi, someone who never pays back debtschanta8 days agoDescribed as Origin: Derived from Ligurian ciantapufi, someone who never pays back debts
29. chanta8 days agoGlossary meaning Liarchanta8 days agoGlossary meaning Liar
30. piantao8 days agoGlossary meaning Crazypiantao8 days agoGlossary meaning Crazy