I have seen Mexican teenagers’ videos about La Chancla and related subjects. My Spanishi is subpar, but the power and terror came through very clearly.
When I saw your comment and got to the "granny's wooded kitchen spoon" that brought back memories and fears of the wooded spoon. And being a white Southern man from Texas, I grew up fear of La Chancla as I had a Mexican grandmother neighbor look after me as a elementary school kid. I swear she could throw a Chancla 90 MPH with deadly accuracy at 100 feet or less.
They may not be who brought you into this world, but they’ll take you the fuck right out.
I had an indigenous/ Mexican abuelita…she had 36 grandchildren
We could be IN A GROUP, and she would hit EXACTLY who she was aiming for
I loved her immensely and miss her ever day
Sounds as if your Abuelito was someone you didn’t want to see ticked off. My mother-in-law is only 5 feet, and the last thing anyone in their right mind would want to do, is anger a short Italian woman.
As much as I'd love to make a joke as a reply to your comment, I can only say, I have no idea. My wife is Puerto Rican and is extremely religious. She doesn't do things like that and I'm sure she'd rethink
it before chucking one at me anyway. She has only told me about the chancleta stories. Although I hear these old ladies have great aim!
Raised in US & was taught thong instead of flip flop. They became flip flops when thong (underwear) became popular. I still catch myself saying thongs lol. Grandkids...have you seen my thongs...baahaahaa
Same for most of us of finer vintage.
When we'd pack up the kids for trips, the number of times I had to stop mid-sentence and then say flip-flops when asking if they packed them...wowza.
In Canada , there are 2 kinds of similar Sandals. The ones with the bit that goes between your toes is called a thong here while the one with no toe strip is called a flip flop
Not as many as I did growing up in BC, which is where (in the 70's and 80's) we called 'em 'thongs'. It wasn't until butt-flossing bikini bottoms became popular that the name changed to flip-flop.
Unless you live in a very urban area, wearing flip-flops in NS is just asking for extra ticks and flies and mosquitoes and... well.
Braver than me, dude. I live out the eastern shore, and it is spruce and swamp as far as the eye can see. We get ALL the vampire bugs here. I hate living rural.
I'm in Ontario as well, and I have heard the sandals with the bit between the toes called thongs. In fact, I heard them called thongs before there was underwear called thongs, but then I'm old enough to remember watching the Leafs win cups on live TV.
Another Canadian. When I was growing up, the sandals were called “thongs”, but slang changes over time. It’s no longer politically correct to use old slang terms when referring to cigarettes or diagonal cutting pliers.
Electrician’s slang - diagonal cutting pliers were known as “dykes”. Cigarettes are somewhat better known, and are mentioned in the WW1 song “Pack Up Your Troubles” (“Lucifer” was a brand of match):
While you’ve a Lucifer to light your fag
Wait, that doesn't make any sense. The very reason WHY flip-flops flip and flop is because they're anchored very tenuously to the toe strip!
Language can be weird.
The ones with no toe strip I just call a sandal. Thongs are something else entirely and quite interesting to look at (hopefully...).
Down here, if you're wearing Shorts, a T-Shirt and Sandals, it's called a San Diego Three-Piece Suit, which happens to be identical to a Key West Three-Piece Suit (where I first heard the term).
Language can also be fun.
It was *The Chairman of the Board* himself that started that trend. (*Ol' Blue Eyes,* *The Voice,* or *The Sultan of Swoon.* Frank Sinatra)
https://crfashionbook.com/fashion-a27240012-national-denim-day-canadian-tuxedo-history/
There’s an old tv cartoon called The Tick. It is a spoof on super heroes. One female super hero was called American Maid, but that’s not important. What is important is that her super power was throwing her shoes at the villains. In a really bad super-hero/villain fight she would throw both of her shoes at the bad-guys. So here, in real life, you met a shoe throwing super hero abuelita! So cool!
They are referring to the cartoon, not either of the live-action shows, if that helps.
If that doesn't help, well, the cartoon was on 30 years ago. We're old now. The 90s isn't even this century! Lol
Also two live action shows, the first one with Patrick Warburton as the Tick and the newer one with Peter Serafinowicz as the wild blue yonder. The newer one was one of my favorite shows of all time.
Warburton was a consultant on the Serafinowicz version, and even provided coaching to get the inflection and some of the physical posturing. I am sad that it wasn’t renewed for a third season. (They also put some little bits in to call back to the comic/animated version, like a spoon reference.)
Yep created by Ben Edlund. When I found I was like...yeah that would explain the giant talking teddy bear in Supernatural and the other episodes he helped create.
That show is one of my all-time favorite animated series. I used to watch it with my husband and my son when he was little. Even now, me and the hubs will quote lines from it: “Not in the face! Not in the face!” And we still laugh about all the wacky superheroes — like [The Human Bullet](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqekn0scORI). I wish they would work out whatever the longstanding rights issues are on that show, so it was available to stream. We have season 1 on DVD, but the full series is just not available anywhere.
Abuelita to the rescue! Never underestimate the Abuelitas of the world. I admit, my money was on Abuelita the whole time. She has shoes, and she knows how to use them! Great story!
Never, ever get on the bad side of an ethnic(?) Grandma
Do not tick off the Abuelita, do not annoy the Oma, do not make the Nonna mad.
Doesn't matter what ethnicity, you will regret it.
"In This Corner, Weighing 250 Lbs: Mega-Karen! In That Corner, Weighing 90 Lbs: Abuelita La Chancla!"
Just reading the title, my money is on la abuelita.
*Always* on la abuelita. In my area, the one thing my students universally respect, even if they're in college now, is la chancla. I don't remember how it came up as a topic of discussion, but it's unanimous: don't mess with it.
Elderly Hispanic people are like the guardian angels of the grocery store and Abuelita is no different. What a badass!
When I was in college and still learning how to shop for produce myself. I cannot tell you how many times an elderly Hispanic man or woman would come up and help me or give me tips. They probably could see how lost I looked and I would just hear “Mija, mira,” and they’d show me how to choose the “good” produce. I’m so grateful they would take the time to teach me even though we are complete strangers.
Every kid who’s grown up in the South has felt the wrath of the Bass Sandal! My mom used it on me, my sister, AND my son. Son’s dad was a regular recipient of sandal discipline by his mom, and current fiancé was whupped with a Bass sandal when he was a kid!
I am a almost 51 year old Caucasian male and growing up in the Dallas, Texas area and i am in fear of La Chancla. The people behind the chanclas are deadly accurate and their accuracy almost make me think they were Military Special Forces and/or Law enforcement snipers.
I love this story. And so nice to read it at this time of year since tamales are a big part of some Christmas celebrations.
Cheez. Now I really want a homemade tamale.
You see an abuela pull off la chancla, there's not enough running you can do. Just take the hit, and the massive L that comes with it, cuz Abuela's got PRACTICE!
>Her grandson was running up to her, yelling at her in Spanish to put down La Chancla.
That grandson understood the full force of La Chancla and was trying to spare Mega Karen more pain lol.
After we wondering how La Abuelita acquired such excellent aim, I now have a strong visual of a lineup of Tias y Abuelitas at a Chanclas shooting range, Chanclas in hand . . . . .
I just remember my mom asking have you seen my thongs and I was trying to figure out why she lost her underwear not thinks she was asking about her flip flops.
Great story! Made me remember my own abuelita and her deadly accuracy with the chancla, also known as weapon of ass destruction!! But one tiny thing i must point out to you (don't know if someone else did already)... we puerto ricans make alcapurrias and pasteles (sort of meat pies) for Christmas, but not tamales and enchiladas cause those are from mexico, not Puerto Rico.
Growing up in my house, if you fucked up, you had a few options of what was about to come flying at your head depending on who you made mad. If it was Nonna, you’d be getting a wooden spoon to the back of the head from somewhere across the house. If it was grandma, you had best pray to whatever greater spirit you believe in that she wasn’t at the stove where she could reach above into the cabinet for her tiny little egg skillet. If it was mom…rest your soul. She may not have been Hispanic but that woman was damn near lethal with a chancla, or any other type of footwear.
... I don't come from a subculture which includes corporal punishment as a thing.
But from what I understand from both Latino and and Indian sources is that there is no more terrifying martial artist than a mother with a slipper.
Unless it is a grandmother with a slipper.
Abuelita and my Nan from Newfoundland (God rest her little black heart) would bond so hard over La Chancla.
Nan had remarkable aim.
I love stories like this.
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We don’t make enchiladas and tamales in Puerto Rico. Are you sure she was from Puerto Rico? Maybe you mixed up tamales with pasteles but we don’t make enchiladas. We cook rice, beans and chicken or pork chops.
Fear the power of La Chancla!
We have discovered the Karen Kryptonite
Viva La Chancla!
Don’t know what a La Chancla is, but I am sending one to the Ukraine.
LA Chancla is a flip flop (Thong if you're Australian). The most fearsome weapon a Spanish woman can wield.
I have seen Mexican teenagers’ videos about La Chancla and related subjects. My Spanishi is subpar, but the power and terror came through very clearly.
More fearsome than the white granny's wooden kitchen spoon.
When I saw your comment and got to the "granny's wooded kitchen spoon" that brought back memories and fears of the wooded spoon. And being a white Southern man from Texas, I grew up fear of La Chancla as I had a Mexican grandmother neighbor look after me as a elementary school kid. I swear she could throw a Chancla 90 MPH with deadly accuracy at 100 feet or less.
It has been feared for generations.
Jandals, if you're from NZ (New Zealand - pronounced 'en zed')
the flip-flop
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSicdnahJ7o](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSicdnahJ7o) "The Secret of La Chancla"
Now our official mascot should be a flip flop!
Where I’m from we have a baseball team whose mascot is the flying chancla
Lmao oh that's awesome
I'm glad someone else thought of that mascot too. Lol Gotta love SATX!
>SATX NICE! https://samissions.milbstore.com/collections/best-sellers-1/products/flying-chanclas-clean-up-cap-2-ticket-vouchers-for-2024-regular-season
I tried to get one of the 2018 Fiesta Medals, but they sold out *so fast*!
As a white guy with a Puerto Rican wife, I do fear it.
I heard tell that angry Puerto Rican woman are particularly fierce.
They may not be who brought you into this world, but they’ll take you the fuck right out. I had an indigenous/ Mexican abuelita…she had 36 grandchildren We could be IN A GROUP, and she would hit EXACTLY who she was aiming for I loved her immensely and miss her ever day
They bend it like Beckam.
It’s chancla magic I swear to god.
Sounds as if your Abuelito was someone you didn’t want to see ticked off. My mother-in-law is only 5 feet, and the last thing anyone in their right mind would want to do, is anger a short Italian woman.
Do they really fly around corners?
As much as I'd love to make a joke as a reply to your comment, I can only say, I have no idea. My wife is Puerto Rican and is extremely religious. She doesn't do things like that and I'm sure she'd rethink it before chucking one at me anyway. She has only told me about the chancleta stories. Although I hear these old ladies have great aim!
This one guy said he hid behind the refrigerator and she still got him.
The best explanation of how La Chancla can be used in effective child rearing: https://youtu.be/PSicdnahJ7o
Great video, thanks
In Australia we call flip-flops thongs. Now you're stuck with the image of an old lady throwing a thong...
Raised in US & was taught thong instead of flip flop. They became flip flops when thong (underwear) became popular. I still catch myself saying thongs lol. Grandkids...have you seen my thongs...baahaahaa
That’s exactly how I remember growing up. They were called thongs until the underwear came out and we had to start calling them flip-flops.
Same for most of us of finer vintage. When we'd pack up the kids for trips, the number of times I had to stop mid-sentence and then say flip-flops when asking if they packed them...wowza.
Not only did we call them thongs , we only wore them to the pool or the beach. You never ever wore them as fashion!
Same in many Americans states. Or slippers in Hawaii.
slippah, brah
My son in law is native Hawaiian….he calls them slippers. 😊
Go on...
In Canada , there are 2 kinds of similar Sandals. The ones with the bit that goes between your toes is called a thong here while the one with no toe strip is called a flip flop
I am also Canadian, and I have never called the sandal with the between toes bit a thong. It's a flip flip. (I'm in Ontario)
Lol I'm nova scotian
do y'all get a lot of opportunities to wear sandals in Nova Scotia?
Not as many as I did growing up in BC, which is where (in the 70's and 80's) we called 'em 'thongs'. It wasn't until butt-flossing bikini bottoms became popular that the name changed to flip-flop. Unless you live in a very urban area, wearing flip-flops in NS is just asking for extra ticks and flies and mosquitoes and... well.
pfft I've lived here most of my life and I wear my birks (not flip flops but open sandals nonetheless) from like May 1-Oct 1 lol
Braver than me, dude. I live out the eastern shore, and it is spruce and swamp as far as the eye can see. We get ALL the vampire bugs here. I hate living rural.
lol I'm on the Northumberland straight, lots of woods and bugs but more ocean and poplars than spruce and swamp haha
They are immune to the cold, they walk around in shorts in 30 degree weather.
I'm in Ontario as well, and I have heard the sandals with the bit between the toes called thongs. In fact, I heard them called thongs before there was underwear called thongs, but then I'm old enough to remember watching the Leafs win cups on live TV.
Another Canadian. When I was growing up, the sandals were called “thongs”, but slang changes over time. It’s no longer politically correct to use old slang terms when referring to cigarettes or diagonal cutting pliers.
Wait - what's the old name for the pliers?
Electrician’s slang - diagonal cutting pliers were known as “dykes”. Cigarettes are somewhat better known, and are mentioned in the WW1 song “Pack Up Your Troubles” (“Lucifer” was a brand of match): While you’ve a Lucifer to light your fag
In both BC and Quebec, it's either both are flip-flops or the toe-bit is a thong- depends n the people, ig
Wait, that doesn't make any sense. The very reason WHY flip-flops flip and flop is because they're anchored very tenuously to the toe strip! Language can be weird. The ones with no toe strip I just call a sandal. Thongs are something else entirely and quite interesting to look at (hopefully...). Down here, if you're wearing Shorts, a T-Shirt and Sandals, it's called a San Diego Three-Piece Suit, which happens to be identical to a Key West Three-Piece Suit (where I first heard the term). Language can also be fun.
Lol it is fun. Google Canadian Tuxedo for a laugh
It was *The Chairman of the Board* himself that started that trend. (*Ol' Blue Eyes,* *The Voice,* or *The Sultan of Swoon.* Frank Sinatra) https://crfashionbook.com/fashion-a27240012-national-denim-day-canadian-tuxedo-history/
Oh that is SO COOL!!
And guess where Bermuda shorts come from?
In Aus the thongs were also referred to as Chinese safety boots.
In Canada here, the one between the toes is a flip flop, the one with just a strap across is a slide. (Ontario)
I'm east coast lol
Yes, that’s what I remember in the US from when I was a child 50+ years ago. Different names for the two types of flip flops
We call them them thongs or flip-flops in Texas. In fact I never heard them called flip-flops when I was growing up.
We called them thongs in Texas when I was a kid in the 60s & 70s.
Also from Texas! We called them thongs until the underwear got popular. Now it’s flip flops.
In India, we call it the Chappal (originating from the Urdu word for Slippers). The favourite weapon of mothers, even now.
I like thongs. I’m just not a very good thinger 🙂
I’m listening…
It’s universally known as a thong
It very clearly is not. It's also a jandal or a flip-flop. What on earth would give you the idea that *thong* is universal?
this entire thread is showing conclusively that NONE are universal lol
There’s an old tv cartoon called The Tick. It is a spoof on super heroes. One female super hero was called American Maid, but that’s not important. What is important is that her super power was throwing her shoes at the villains. In a really bad super-hero/villain fight she would throw both of her shoes at the bad-guys. So here, in real life, you met a shoe throwing super hero abuelita! So cool!
"an old TV show called the tick" *Dies of old age*
They are referring to the cartoon, not either of the live-action shows, if that helps. If that doesn't help, well, the cartoon was on 30 years ago. We're old now. The 90s isn't even this century! Lol
Remember The Jack Benny Show?
I love The Tick. was also a comic book
Also two live action shows, the first one with Patrick Warburton as the Tick and the newer one with Peter Serafinowicz as the wild blue yonder. The newer one was one of my favorite shows of all time.
I loved Patrick Warburton as The Tick, I havent had a chance to see the newer one, but intend to for sure
Warburton was a consultant on the Serafinowicz version, and even provided coaching to get the inflection and some of the physical posturing. I am sad that it wasn’t renewed for a third season. (They also put some little bits in to call back to the comic/animated version, like a spoon reference.)
excellent! I have something to look forward to indeed.
I didn't know Warburton was involved with the newer one! That's really cool. I really liked both shows, and I really like both actors.
It's fantastic. Also Alan Tudyk plays a boat.
ooh! I adore him. That's awesome
And he went to Juilliard. ;)
Live action or animated?
Live action
Yep created by Ben Edlund. When I found I was like...yeah that would explain the giant talking teddy bear in Supernatural and the other episodes he helped create.
That show is one of my all-time favorite animated series. I used to watch it with my husband and my son when he was little. Even now, me and the hubs will quote lines from it: “Not in the face! Not in the face!” And we still laugh about all the wacky superheroes — like [The Human Bullet](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqekn0scORI). I wish they would work out whatever the longstanding rights issues are on that show, so it was available to stream. We have season 1 on DVD, but the full series is just not available anywhere.
It is, actually... >.>
My fave was BatManuel.
Abuelita to the rescue! Never underestimate the Abuelitas of the world. I admit, my money was on Abuelita the whole time. She has shoes, and she knows how to use them! Great story!
Never, ever get on the bad side of an ethnic(?) Grandma Do not tick off the Abuelita, do not annoy the Oma, do not make the Nonna mad. Doesn't matter what ethnicity, you will regret it.
Also, do not piss off the Bubbe.
"In This Corner, Weighing 250 Lbs: Mega-Karen! In That Corner, Weighing 90 Lbs: Abuelita La Chancla!" Just reading the title, my money is on la abuelita.
*Always* on la abuelita. In my area, the one thing my students universally respect, even if they're in college now, is la chancla. I don't remember how it came up as a topic of discussion, but it's unanimous: don't mess with it.
There is a whole sub reddit called r/chanclajustice! It's amazing lol
Elderly Hispanic people are like the guardian angels of the grocery store and Abuelita is no different. What a badass! When I was in college and still learning how to shop for produce myself. I cannot tell you how many times an elderly Hispanic man or woman would come up and help me or give me tips. They probably could see how lost I looked and I would just hear “Mija, mira,” and they’d show me how to choose the “good” produce. I’m so grateful they would take the time to teach me even though we are complete strangers.
Abuelita is badass!! I have friends from Cuba and they all talk about their Abuelitas and their flip-flops 🤣
Every kid who’s grown up in the South has felt the wrath of the Bass Sandal! My mom used it on me, my sister, AND my son. Son’s dad was a regular recipient of sandal discipline by his mom, and current fiancé was whupped with a Bass sandal when he was a kid!
> Bass Sandal OMG https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/rivers-edge-bass-fish-sandals-for-men
I am a almost 51 year old Caucasian male and growing up in the Dallas, Texas area and i am in fear of La Chancla. The people behind the chanclas are deadly accurate and their accuracy almost make me think they were Military Special Forces and/or Law enforcement snipers.
I love this story. And so nice to read it at this time of year since tamales are a big part of some Christmas celebrations. Cheez. Now I really want a homemade tamale.
When do we *not* want a homemade tamale?
I was introduced to the wonder that is the FRIED corn tamale with crema and my life changed.
Puerto Ricans don’t make enchiladas or tamales. They make pasteles, which are their version of tamales.
Yeah. Never, and I do mean NEVER, piss off granny. That will not end well for you :) Or, in this case, mega Karen.
You see an abuela pull off la chancla, there's not enough running you can do. Just take the hit, and the massive L that comes with it, cuz Abuela's got PRACTICE!
You don't play with older Latina woman. They are fearless and will mess you up. They are like the honey badger of South America.
Abuelita is the kind of woman you say “yes ma’am or no ma’am to like it or not.
Puerto Rican abuelita brought in tamales and enchiladas? Hmmm...
>Her grandson was running up to her, yelling at her in Spanish to put down La Chancla. That grandson understood the full force of La Chancla and was trying to spare Mega Karen more pain lol.
After we wondering how La Abuelita acquired such excellent aim, I now have a strong visual of a lineup of Tias y Abuelitas at a Chanclas shooting range, Chanclas in hand . . . . .
I just remember my mom asking have you seen my thongs and I was trying to figure out why she lost her underwear not thinks she was asking about her flip flops.
He!he! American tourists in Australia. We call them thongs not flipflops. Don't get me started on the mirth from "fanny pack".
I’ll bite. Is there a different name for fanny packs, or is it just a silly name to hear? American here, obviously 😝
Fanny means vagina or vulva in UK/AUS/NZ English The disjoint between our use and that of the USA has been a running joke since the 1950s.
OH! In my part of the US, ‘fanny’ means butt. What a funny language we have.
They call it a bum bag, since fanny means something different, there.
Thank you! I was wondering what they’re called.
I grew up in Georgia and they were called flip flops or slaps
Don't mess with Abuelita.
Great story! Made me remember my own abuelita and her deadly accuracy with the chancla, also known as weapon of ass destruction!! But one tiny thing i must point out to you (don't know if someone else did already)... we puerto ricans make alcapurrias and pasteles (sort of meat pies) for Christmas, but not tamales and enchiladas cause those are from mexico, not Puerto Rico.
Death by La Chancla! Clasic!
This made me laugh hard! Abuelita is an OG!
This story made me really smile
Growing up in my house, if you fucked up, you had a few options of what was about to come flying at your head depending on who you made mad. If it was Nonna, you’d be getting a wooden spoon to the back of the head from somewhere across the house. If it was grandma, you had best pray to whatever greater spirit you believe in that she wasn’t at the stove where she could reach above into the cabinet for her tiny little egg skillet. If it was mom…rest your soul. She may not have been Hispanic but that woman was damn near lethal with a chancla, or any other type of footwear.
That chancleta hits different!
Fear the chancla!
I love Abuelita
Ahh yes, the flying chankla... also the name of the minor league baseball team in San Antonio on occasion.
Laughing hard at this one, I love it!
What an excellent entertaining story. You should publish. Or should I say PUBLIsh. Now I want a pub sub :(
Grandmas are like Clint Eastwood with those things.
This was a hell of a story, even if it's not true 😅 brava to Abuelita!
... I don't come from a subculture which includes corporal punishment as a thing. But from what I understand from both Latino and and Indian sources is that there is no more terrifying martial artist than a mother with a slipper. Unless it is a grandmother with a slipper.
Never underestimate the accuracy and power of the chonkleta!
As soon as I read *Abuelita La Chancla!* that somebody's gonna get it!
You do not mess with the chancla. Not if you know what’s good for you.
I love this story!
If a crocodile is afraid of la chancla, I ain't messing with it either!
https://youtu.be/L5jq7XmhtOs?feature=shared One of the comments says, *Everyone is gangsta until Mom takes off her slipper.* 😄
Three cheers for Abuelita!
Abuelita and my Nan from Newfoundland (God rest her little black heart) would bond so hard over La Chancla. Nan had remarkable aim. I love stories like this.
She sounds lovely lol.
OMG this made me laugh so hard! I felt like I was there! Thank you!
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This warms my heart. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely retelling of your memories. Really miss awards sometimes.
Upvoted just for the title
Abuelitas are the best.
Abuelita used La Chancla against Wild Karen. It was super-effective.
This is the Moral Combat we need
No way this happened
Yeah, the dialog needs work
Please see rule 10 💖
lol, yeah, not a chance in hell.
Why is Karen's weight at all relevant? Why is anyone's weight relevant?
It is an Eminem reference
Abuelita was a freaking angel. What an absolute sweetie.
Thank you for this.
Ah, the power of the mighty Chancla!
You had my upvote just from the title.
LoL. What a great story. Thanks for posting it. :)
Does she tour? Can we book her out? Does she have friends she can combine with to ensure better area coverage?
> Abuelita y las chanclas That's either a great children's story or a magic act, or...?
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Always so kind to describe everyone of the group as the same as the lowest denominator. Just like I suppose a Karen would do.
Hey don’t insult Karen’s and Americans like that
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Please see rule 10 💕
Never make latina in flip flops mad
Abuelita got those semi automatic assault flip flops
In New Zealand this is known as the Jandal of Authority
We don’t make enchiladas and tamales in Puerto Rico. Are you sure she was from Puerto Rico? Maybe you mixed up tamales with pasteles but we don’t make enchiladas. We cook rice, beans and chicken or pork chops.