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Para ti, que es ser naco?

2006-09-18 10:49:41 · 4 respuestas · pregunta de Ropavejero 1 en Ciencias sociales Sociología

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Hola!. Para mi, El ser NACO significa ser de México.

NACO.-El término puede ser una contracción, de Totonaca (Cultura Indígena), aunque en realidad se refiere al nahualt [Nacohatl] que significa "de aquí" y se designaba para las personas originarias de un lugar: Huixquilpan Nacotl- De Huixquilpan.

O lo que es lo mismo... Las personas que creen que utilizan la palabra como termino despectivo estan mal. Por lo general, Los Fresas y los "juniors" son bastante incultos, Y se entiende, Pues al tenerlo todo desde pequeños poco les importa agrandar su cultura, Chequenlo y veran que tengo razón, Contados son los mamones... Er... Digo... Fresas y/o Juniors que tienen un nivel de cultura aceptable.

Saludos!.

2006-09-18 11:06:51 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

no es nada, las personas te juzgan por como eres, por como te vistes, por como alblas por todo... por que no na damas dejan ser a las personas como son el que sea diferente no te coeive de la sociedad

2006-09-18 20:51:02 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Nako?! Pues de esos tipejos que toman caguama con gansito!!! Osea no, lo corriente le sale al nako igual que la manteca al taco!!! Que horror!!! Chale, uy uy uy, apoco no te caigo bien, chale, si me llaman Damesio John y tambien Pepe Netro!!! Identificate, si quieres escuchar un naco bien a todas madres sigue este link pero entre las 4 am y las 11 am hora pacifico!!! Un show de nacos bien divertido!!!

http://eonstreams.univision.com/FastAim/Player/Player.php?PlayerID=369

2006-09-18 18:03:02 · answer #3 · answered by snak3s2001 3 · 0 0

en resumen, el termino lo puso de moda Luis de Alba en los 70's con su personaje el pirruris....

Characters
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El Pirrurris
This character is difficult to understand for non-Mexicans. Created sometime in the 1970s, the character is a very rich and young man with a haircut similar to that used by the Beatles in their early years and depicts the sterotype of a so-called "fresa". He enjoys criticizing the low to middle-class people with illusions of grandeur, airs of importance, bad taste and colorful slang. This kind of people are despectively called nacos. The Pirrurris formalized this criticism in nacology, the study of the naco, with the character sitting behind a desk and explaining to his audience the naco of the day as if he were a scientist.

His way of talking and gesticulating is a parody of the so-called juniors, the young and presumptuous son's of Mexican politicians and entrepreneurs who would look down on anybody else, even their own country, so viewers weren't offended by his remarks. He frequently refers to his daddy(his papi) (the one who is really the millionaire) and expresses amazement at the common problems of most people. Incredibly narcissistic, he refers his name comes from the mathematical constant Pi and rorro (slang for handsome), when his family realized he was 3.1416 (the approximate value of Pi) times handsome.

Pirrurris is a recognizable term in Mexico used to call, more or less despectively, people who look down on others, or act as if they were above their real situation (usually economic). Mexican leftist politician Andrés Manuel López Obrador has used the term on different ocasions to refer to his right-wing political enemies.

2006-09-18 18:00:16 · answer #4 · answered by Mandiux 7 · 0 0

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