Brother. In English or Spanish is a powerful word in our social identification. You have true blood bonded brothers, and you have the use of assumed relationships. Both are challenging.
First, if you brother is also the son of your mother and father, it is kind of weird to know somebody else who has the same rights to YOUR mother and father. I have three brothers that have this claim, I talk with experience about this. But to settle any further considerations to fame or hidden treasures, I will follow the tradition of the most important royal houses of Europe .. "first out ... first in".
Now about this brother thing. Blacks have used it for a long time and you will also hear .. Bro .. Young Latins may have the mi broder use in a casual encounter. Mi hermano sounds more sincere. But, you also have ...
"Hermaniiiito ... que ha sido de tu vida?"
"Hermanon del alma ... donde se ha perdido usted?"
"Oooiigaaa usted ... mi querido hermano"
I am glad we all agree that relationship with brothers are special. If you are sitting in a cafe with your lady or a client, and here comes your brother !! ... Of course you are going to get up and introduce him to those sharing your table. That is the proper way to handle very important relationships ... even if you are a stock broker, a cook or a politician? ... Are you sure? Remember you are in a cafe and here comes your brother and ... his date? Ask Pinera, president of Chile.
El Comercio had this picture today ... a thousand words ...
Chita la payasada!! ... Dejate de huevadas ...!!!
Chita la payasada!! ... Dejate de huevadas ...!!!
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