[Ze da Fiel]

Argentinians,
My sister went last year to La Bombonera and brought me a Boca Juniors flag, which has a writing XENEZIAS! What does that mean?

I'd appreciate to get a reply on the Gamboa thread aswell

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GAVIOES DA FIEL
Pelo Corinthians, com muito amor...ate o fim.
LHP - THE WORLD IS OURS!!!

 

[czar]

The name "Xeneizes", originates from the early Italian immigrants. The great majority of the immigrants that settled in La Boca, originated from the Italian port city of Genova. The Genovese affectionately call anybody from Genova by this nickname. Due to the heavy Genovese influence in La Boca, the team was nicknamed "Xeneizes" as a form of identity with the overwhelming number of Genovese that had settled in the neighborhood.

If you ever go to Buenos Aires, you must visit La Boca, it is a colorful neighborhood with terrific sights and sounds that are truly extraordinary.

 

[Ze da Fiel]

Czar,
thanks for the info.
Don't worry when I have the chance to visit Buenos Aires, the fisrt thing i'll do is go to LA Boca, and see a game in La BOmbonera!

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GAVIOES DA FIEL
Pelo Corinthians, com muito amor...ate o fim.
LHP - THE WORLD IS OURS!!!

 

[Loco]

Thanx for the info. I always thought 'Xeneizes' roughly translated to 'putos'.

I now stand corrected.

 

[toli]

I don't buy that. There is no X in Genova. defaults back to putos

 

[Fangio]

...allways Putos, never Maricas...

 

[Loco]

...allways Putos, never Maricas...

My Italian is a bit off. Xeneizes means 'Trolos'.

Good to know there's no more confusion about this.

 

[Fangio]

y si de algo entiende un Marica, es de idiomas

 

[Fangio]

che pelotudo, como mierda (o bosta asi no es tan off topic la pregunta) se pone un video de youtube?