Reventamos

Reventamos is a Spanish word that translates to "we explode" or "we burst" in English. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb "reventar." This verb can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, "reventamos" can describe the physical act of something exploding or bursting, such as a balloon or a pipe under pressure. For example, "Las llantas del carro reventamos" could mean "The car's tires burst." It can also refer to something breaking open forcefully.

Figuratively, "reventamos" can convey a sense of overwhelming emotion or energy. It might describe a feeling of being so full of joy, anger, or excitement that one feels like they might burst. In a more collective sense, it can imply a group of people reaching a breaking point or deciding to take decisive, often forceful, action. For instance, "Si no nos escuchan, reventamos" could mean "If they don't listen to us, we will act out forcefully." The specific meaning is usually determined by the surrounding context.