"Taquito de ojo" is a colloquial Mexican expression that means to admire someone or find them visually appealing, similar to saying "eye candy" in English. It is often used in a playful or flirtatious way.
slang that translates to another slang Eye candy
It is "el ojo" in Spanish. "Ojo" is a masculine noun, so the correct article to use is "el."
"Ojo encino" translates to "oak eye" in English. It could refer to a specific location, a type of tree, or have a symbolic meaning, depending on the context.
"Flauta" in Spanish can mean either a musical flute or a rolled and fried tortilla filled with meat or other ingredients, similar to a taquito.
"Ojo kaluguran daka" is not in Tagalog. It appears to be in a different language.
slang that translates to another slang Eye candy
"Ojo de Libre" means "Eye of Liberty" in Spanish
The cast of Taquito de ojo - 1988 includes: Gustavo Aguilar Tejada Arturo Alegro Sergio Barrios Ana Berumen Luis Bravo Soza Chico Che Esteban Franco Gabriela Goldsmith Sergio Goyri Moris Grey Luis Guevara Guillermo Lagunes Princesa Lea Martha Leticia Julio Monje Elena Novi Baltazar Ramos Antonio Raxel Mariana Rivera Blanca Romero Roberto Ruy Charly Valentino Lorena Victoria
The duration of El ojo de vidrio is 1.83 hours.
El Parterre-Ojo De Agua was created in 1851.
Ojo de Agua Raid happened on 1915-10-21.
El ojo de vidrio was created on 1969-10-23.
El Ojo de la cerradura was created in 1964.
It means "You are the apple of my eye".
El ojo de vidrio - 1969 is rated/received certificates of: Mexico:A
The cast of El ojo de vidrio - 1969 includes: David Reynoso
Vuelve el ojo de vidrio - 1970 is rated/received certificates of: Mexico:A