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- La_Chingada abstract "La Chingada is a Mexican concept famously analysed by Octavio Paz in his book The Labyrinth of Solitude. The offspring of the male Spanish and the Native woman is usually identified as hijo de la chingada (the son of la Chingada): perhaps the strongest insult in Mexico. Chingada is typically noticed as "fuck" or related to the word. "Hijo de su chingada madre" means "son of a bitch" (madre means mother,chingada is "fuck" or other bad words, making the noun, madre, offensive or taboo.) However, the concept has since extended far beyond its original meaning.Derivative words of the noun chingada or the verb chingar are also commonly used Mexican swear words. They can translate to English in many ways.".
- La_Chingada wikiPageExternalLink 29492_142951.pdf.
- La_Chingada wikiPageExternalLink la_chingada.htm.
- La_Chingada wikiPageID "2321558".
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- La_Chingada hasPhotoCollection La_Chingada.
- La_Chingada subject Category:Mexican_folklore.
- La_Chingada comment "La Chingada is a Mexican concept famously analysed by Octavio Paz in his book The Labyrinth of Solitude. The offspring of the male Spanish and the Native woman is usually identified as hijo de la chingada (the son of la Chingada): perhaps the strongest insult in Mexico. Chingada is typically noticed as "fuck" or related to the word.".
- La_Chingada label "La Chingada".
- La_Chingada label "La Chingada".
- La_Chingada sameAs La_Chingada.
- La_Chingada sameAs m.03qc97l.
- La_Chingada sameAs Q15630838.
- La_Chingada sameAs Q15630838.
- La_Chingada wasDerivedFrom La_Chingada?oldid=602520461.
- La_Chingada isPrimaryTopicOf La_Chingada.