The meaning of "temazo"?

Question

Could someone please tell me the meaning of "temazo"? Many of my online friends in Argentina use this to comment on a song or video. Is it something like "great song" ("tema" es usado como cancion ahi) ? They will usually say it like "temazoooo" ... with great enthusiasm I can not find it in the dictionary. Maybe something from the dialect there like "re" (also not in the dictionary) which is used like "muy" sometimes? Many thanks!

Answer 1

The -azo ending is often added to nouns to mean something like "really, really big", or "really, really great", like saying golazo instead of gol for a really important score in fútbol. It's sort of like -ísimo. Sort of.

Answer 2

Wiki gave this answer:

mazo is from madrid which literally means big hammer or something I think but when saying it in Madrid it's a slang term for emphasis, temazo means like.. really good/awesome song

Answer 3

Temazo means "that's/it's a freaking awesome song!" It's a feeling that comes from your gut Temón is slightly less enthusiastic (just in case you hear that, too).

Answer 4

Temazo is used for songs (in Spain). "What an anthem!" in one word.