Dec 28, 2024 · The catchphrases of a Takuache include “la mamalona” (truck), “cuh” (short for cousin) and “no quema cuh” ( [My truck] cannot do a burnout). The most common depiction of a Takuache is an image of a short Mexican teen with the aforementioned haircut and a wide smile.

Jun 6, 2022 · Takuache is a slang name for young Mexican-American guys who prefer driving enormous pickup trucks and wearing costly Mexican attire, including boots, belts, and pants. But in the literal sense, ‘takuache’ is the Spanish word for ‘possum.’.

Nov 24, 2020 · Since then, Texas has seen a new subculture—widely known as Trokiando (cuh*)—emerge. In Texas, people don’t only drive trucks, they cherish them. So, it’s no mystery why the Trokiando scene...

Jul 21, 2023 · No Quema, Cuh is a popular Spanish expression, mostly prevalent in Mexico and the bordering regions of the United States. The phrase itself literally translates to “Can’t burn, cousin” and is used especially by the Takuache (meaning possum) subculture, who are the southern trucker equivalent of lowriders.

Jan 13, 2025 · In the Takuache subculture, no quema cuh means your truck or car doesn’t do burnouts. Like many slang phrases, no quema cuh made its way to TikTok and gained a new meaning. In this article, we explain the different meanings of no quema cuh, its origins, and how the phrase is used online.

Nov 5, 2020 · Takuaches like to go to truck meets, and burn out their trucks. They usually use their dad's truck. Some common phrases takuaches say are ; No quema cuh, Mamalona, Toxica, Puro trokiando cuh, Si quema cuh , A webo cuh, Puro V8 cuh, Cuh.

Feb 12, 2023 · These takuaches have their hair trimmed in a conventional bowl shape. Among their friends, this haircut is known as a “Cuh Cut.” The word “Cuh” is known as a cousin, but takauches use it interchangeably for their close friends. Members of this culture tend to be millennials or young adults.

An expression used in young Mexican-American truck meet culture that means "Cannot burn, cousin" — used when talking about a truck that lacks burnout capabilities. A meme saying in takuache culture that has gained popularity on Twitter.

Apr 6, 2021 · In this video we went to the Truck Warz show at the race track in South Texas and asked people to tell us what their definition of a CUH was. These answers a...

May 28, 2020 · Tlacuache or takuache is the Spanish word for possum. However, "takuache" is also a slang term for a group of people that love three things — dropped trucks, burnouts, and the truck meet life...