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- Albur abstract "In Mexico, an albur is a pun or a double entendre in which one of the possible meanings usually carries sexual undertones. It is very common among groups of predominately male friends; however, its use is considered rude or distasteful when not amongst friends, especially when in the presence of women. Albur is also a form of comedy and many artists and comedians, including Alberto Rojas \"El Caballo\", Polo Polo, and others are renowned for their skills at performing albures (alburear). Brozo has been known for having albureado several prominent political figures in Mexican television such as Mexico's former president, Felipe Calderon (2006–2012).Usually, the game of albures is a subtle, verbal competition in which the players try to show superiority by using albures attempting to leave the opponent without a comeback. There are two general purposes in an albur, sexual and generally degrading:Sexual To show off the alburero's masculinity by making a remark of him being the \"aggressor\" (or male party) in sexual intercourse To imply (subtly or bluntly) the opponent's (albureado) lack of virility by stating him to be the \"victim\" (female or passive receiver) in a sexual encounter. In the context of an albur, the receptive side of the sexual intercourse is considered to be the \"losing\" side while the male, giving, active side is the \"winner\". This applies regardless of whether it is male to male or male to female intercourse.Degrading Exhibiting the opponent as dumb or stupid, many times with references to animals (typically donkey, mule, ox, and ram).".
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- Albur wikiPageRevisionID "701064957".
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Alberto_Rojas_%22El_Caballo%22.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Ambiguity.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Anus.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mexican_Spanish.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mexican_culture.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mexican_folklore.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Chaf_y_Queli.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Comedy.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Culture_of_Mexico.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Discos_Dialo.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Double_entendre.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Female.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Human_sexual_activity.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Male.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Masculinity.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Mexicanisms.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Mexicans.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Mexico.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Naco_(slang).
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Polo_Polo.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Pun.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Sexual_intercourse.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Spanish_profanity.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Speed_bump.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Vagina.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Virility.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Víctor_Trujillo.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLink Wiktionary:comeback.
- Albur wikiPageWikiLinkText "Albur".
- Albur wikiPageWikiLinkText "albur".
- Albur wikiPageWikiLinkText "white roofs".
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- Albur subject Category:Mexican_Spanish.
- Albur subject Category:Mexican_culture.
- Albur subject Category:Mexican_folklore.
- Albur hypernym Pun.
- Albur type Language.
- Albur type MusicGenre.
- Albur type Song.
- Albur type Language.
- Albur type Variant.
- Albur comment "In Mexico, an albur is a pun or a double entendre in which one of the possible meanings usually carries sexual undertones. It is very common among groups of predominately male friends; however, its use is considered rude or distasteful when not amongst friends, especially when in the presence of women. Albur is also a form of comedy and many artists and comedians, including Alberto Rojas \"El Caballo\", Polo Polo, and others are renowned for their skills at performing albures (alburear).".
- Albur label "Albur".
- Albur sameAs Q4712844.
- Albur sameAs Albur_(idioma_español).
- Albur sameAs m.0gyyjl.
- Albur sameAs Albur,_Tiptur.
- Albur sameAs Q4712844.
- Albur wasDerivedFrom Albur?oldid=701064957.
- Albur isPrimaryTopicOf Albur.