Machika
Machika means to mash or to smash in Papiamento which is the spoken language on Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao.
Machika Is also the hit song by J. Balvin, Jeon, Anitta. From the lyrics, J. Balvin is singing about taking someone from the dancefloor to the motel and leaving marks on them like Zorro and being drunk which is followed by the chorus "Machika" ( to Smash).
Machika Is also the hit song by J. Balvin, Jeon, Anitta. From the lyrics, J. Balvin is singing about taking someone from the dancefloor to the motel and leaving marks on them like Zorro and being drunk which is followed by the chorus "Machika" ( to Smash).
I'm gonna Machika that bitch like I Machika my potatoes
Machika
Is a word in the laguage of papiamento spoken on the islands of Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire. The meaning to this word is to smash.
Your blouse is really machika, why didn’t you iron it.
Boil the potatos and they put butter in the pan so that it is easier to machika.
Boil the potatos and they put butter in the pan so that it is easier to machika.
Machika
- Mash, crush, puree
- Wrinkled
- Wrinkled
Batata machika = Mashed potatoes
Blusa machika = wrinkled blouse
Blusa machika = wrinkled blouse
Machika
To crush, to mix, wrinkled.
Your car has been machika.
Making batata machika ( mash potatoes)
Your dress is all machika
Making batata machika ( mash potatoes)
Your dress is all machika