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The expression "make hallway" refers to the pampering (or something else) that the bride and groom lavish on the zaguanes, before one enters to visit the house and family of the other, or before retiring. As it is usually a fairly discreet place in homes, it was very common for couples to use it to have some intimacy, out of sight of relatives. 'Making a hallway' was also a previous step, almost ceremonial, for the woman to agree to consummate the sexual act itself with her suitor. Although today societies are more permissive, and houses have fewer zaguanes. See flannel .
It is a way of calling an "anal sexual relationship", although it can be extended to masturbation and for some authors even to telephone and virtual sex. It would not be a locution, since it is formed by two understandable concepts such as sex (in the sense of practice) and the -this one?- expression against nature; however, it should perhaps be explained that the fact of considering it unnatural comes from a very religious concept, where sexual intercourse has reproductive purposes and male homosexuality is condemned. See pedication, and since it is published, also sin against nature sin against nature.
Surely it is another obsessive query about the glygic (or gíglico) text written by Julio Cortázar, hoping that someone will give it a literal meaning. Too bad it's not going to happen and not just because it has a misspelling. With another twist, we can assume that they are the words páramo and vía without accents and without the space of separation.