Name of a television series in Colombia, presented in 1989. Expression of joy that Celia Cruz emitted in the middle of her musical presentations. Very common ingredient in the cuisine of all countries, which is used to sweeten and can be obtained basically from cane or beetroot. Sucrose. It is a word of Arabic origin meaning grit. Chemically it is a disaccharide formed by a molecule of glucose and one of fructose.
1º_ Crystallized carbohydrate, very sweet, extracted from some vegetables such as beetroot or sugar cane; Composed of glucose and fructose. It seems to have its etymological origin in Sanskrit 2358; 2352; 2381; 2325; 2352; 2366; ( sárkaraa "arenilla" ), which through Persian 1588; 1705; 1585; (Sakar) and Arabic 1575; 1604; 1587; 1603; 1585; ( as Sukar) came to Spanish already as 'sugar'. See sucrose. 2º_ Precisely because of the sweetness, it is used as an adjective in a figurative sense to call something or someone affectionately.
