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Clarification: In the Colombia Caribbean region is written BAREQUE, unused BAHAREQUE nor BAJAREQUE. This last word that jamaás had heard. The use of Bareque is undoubtedly due to a repeated lack of spelling, in northeastern Caribbean is where more were built and this kind of houses are built in Colombia and there ) ( Caribbean region the Bajareque Word is not used, you can in the Andean region or the Pacific. the houses of Bahareque are wooden buildings, which is constructed with walls of wooden sticks that are coated with a mortar made of: mud, Moñiga ( stools of cow or cattle ) straw dry and water. As a cover is mainly used straw or cinq tiles.
In the Colombian Caribbean coast, corroncho has several meanings.Corroncho is primarily a person with bad taste or ordinary or things that we believe are not aesthetically pleasant, but it might be also derisive to refer to people with few economic resources, to the coast also those of the interior called corronchos, that we use it much.You can also is often used to refer to people who have purchased something ( a chariot, a clock, etc. ) and they want to look at the people. that is a typical phrase in the Caribbean coast: you're corroncho with your new car ( clock, shirt, etc. ) ah!I am corroncho with my new ipad!...There is also an innumerable variety of sayings and phrases such as: more corroncho than a yogurt from cassava
