Dec 28, 2024 · Takuache is a slang term used to describe young Mexican-American men who enjoy driving large pickup trucks and wearing expensive Mexican apparel such as boots, belts and jeans.

Feb 3, 2023 · Gorras, botas vaqueras de punta cuadrada, un corte de cabello muy llamativo, un gusto exacerbado por las “trocas”, un “spanglish” muy marcado y decir mucho “No quema, cuh” podrían ser lo requisitos básicos para ser un “takuache”, una nueva moda entre los jóvenes méxico-americanos que cada vez cobra más fuerza en redes ...

Nov 24, 2020 · In this playlist you will find trokiando TikTok hits and the anthem El Corrido Del Takuache. Trokiando, much like lowrider culture, comes with a lifestyle and community that extends beyond...

Jul 21, 2023 · What does No Quema, Cuh mean? No Quema, Cuh is a popular Spanish expression, mostly prevalent in Mexico and the bordering regions of the United States. The phrase itself literally translates to “Can’t burn, cousin” and is used especially by the Takuache (meaning possum) subculture, who are the southern trucker equivalent of lowriders.

Jan 13, 2025 · The phrase no quema cuh (pronounced no-KEMA-ku) originates from the Takuache subculture, which is filled with young Mexican car enthusiasts. In the Takuache subculture, no quema cuh means your truck or car doesn’t do burnouts.

Nov 5, 2020 · A person who dresses in American fighting gear but is not athletic himself, often gets tats and/or his ears pierced, drives a dropped Chevy Silverado trucks called “la Mamalona,” meets the clika at burnouts or truck meets, says “Cuh” after every sentence, gets a line up with a side fade, has either a mullet or short haircut yet still ...

Nov 5, 2020 · A person, usually of Mexican decent, who drives a slammed Silverado on billets who drives around yelling things like “si quema cuh” or “no quema cuhhh”. Usually the type to ruin car meets by doing peg leg burnouts.

Jun 6, 2022 · Takuache is a slang name for young Mexican-American guys who prefer driving enormous pickup trucks and wearing costly Mexican attire, including boots, belts, and pants. But in the literal sense, ‘takuache’ is the Spanish word for ‘possum.’.

El corte de takuache cuh no es más que una combinación de un corte César con un high fade. ¿Cómo es el corte ‘takuache’? Popular entre los adolescentes latinos e hispanos y los ‘takuaches’, este estilo es básicamente la versión mexicana del corte César.

The Takuache cuh haircut is said to be the Mexican counterpart of a french top. Generally speaking, it’s just the SAME as the classic takuache haircut. In the Mexican-American community, “cuh” is the slang term used for cousin, but some takuache boys use this slang to …