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Borrasca

 Today I became familiar with the Spanish term borrasca which means storm or tempest. I have just read an article at HUFFPOST titled Los 7 videos más exitosos que ha dejado Filomena. The borrasca  described in the article is Filomena, the historic snowstorm that slammed Madrid on January 9, 2021. Seven popular videos from social media are presented in the article. They are so cute! Before today, the only Spanish word that I knew to use for storm was tormenta, so I am glad to be able to expand my vocabulary!

You can read the article here.

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