In Argentina, it was used to mean posh. Probably orrigunating from the Dutch Kakker, with the same meaning Used in Argentina as well
"Ese pibe es un caquero"
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in the Canary Islands it was formerly named to a type of hat wearing women at the beginning of the 20th century.
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In Guatemala it is someone believed / a, although not always thought to be of high society.
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In Argentina in the Decade of 60, were told to people who, among other characteristics they walked shuffling. Now I see that in Colombia is told to tamper. Maybe there is some relationship. Oscar
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
In Colombia it is used as a synonym for Rammer, wooden instrument to compress the soil. It also tells you caquero, to the dung beetle. This cucarron or beetle eats ( escatofago ) and it lays its eggs in the POO, excrement, feces, dung or manure.
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CAQUERO: in the Department Colombian of Nariño, instrument of wood to tamp the ground.
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CAQUERO: Tree that gives persimmons.
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CAQUERO: Canary, poorly made old hat; cover of the head.
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In Mexico who works giving paper to dry is the hands coming out of the bathroom
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Currently in Argentina, the term is used to refer to the crude, low, bad taste. Related disparagingly called people thieves, slum dwellers, etc. That is, opposite to its original meaning
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In Argentina, caquero, was used to describe a person or thing that was, or was intended to be according to the parameters that it imposed the fashion.
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Used in Argentina as well
