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Cholo Victor vs. Wama Victor vs. Kino Victor
The are 3 names we are debating between. They are all after my husband’s relatives.
Thanks and sorry if they aren’t your taste, maybe say which is best of the 3, plz.
Ana
The Top Baby Name is...
Cholo Victor
Wama Victor
Kino Victor
Poll created: Dec 11, 2009
Total Votes: 16
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Right now I like Kino, but it would help if you listed the pronunciations with the names. Good luck!
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Wah-mah
Kee-no
Cho-lo
Kee-no
Cho-lo
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CHOLO!
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that is a tough one!
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i know right..they are all da bomb
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I still like Kino, after seeing the pronunciations. Kino Victor is cute. Good luck!
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How bout vato
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Cholo is the ugliest name i’ve ever heard, maybe Kino if I have to choose but they all sound like the characters of a fantasy story
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wama is nice. thats what i vote 4
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I think Kino sounds the most masculine of the three.
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The U.S. context of the word Cholo/Chola originated in Los Angeles and can be a derogatory term meaning Chicanogangster or pandilleroor marero. They are born in the U.S. and favor Spanglish. They might refer to any Latino unlike them as pocho, or white-washed.
A hardcore cholo will wear the baggy look, bigtime tatoos, and a shaved head. The chola might have long permed black hair, dark lipstick and a teardrop tatooed under her eye, (and their toddler might have a shaved head and wear the garb unless abuelita steps in.)
This look is subject to change as gang-culture evolves. So what a cholo looked like in the times of Cheech and Chong is out-of-date, but still revered with some pride. There are even plastic figurines with this look sold in gumball machines all over the streets of L.A.
The word has a totally different context in South America, where it means indigenous peasant. But in the States, it has been appropriated and the context has evolved.
A hardcore cholo will wear the baggy look, bigtime tatoos, and a shaved head. The chola might have long permed black hair, dark lipstick and a teardrop tatooed under her eye, (and their toddler might have a shaved head and wear the garb unless abuelita steps in.)
This look is subject to change as gang-culture evolves. So what a cholo looked like in the times of Cheech and Chong is out-of-date, but still revered with some pride. There are even plastic figurines with this look sold in gumball machines all over the streets of L.A.
The word has a totally different context in South America, where it means indigenous peasant. But in the States, it has been appropriated and the context has evolved.
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