What does 'carboncito' mean in Cuba?

Question

What does carboncito mean?

I hope you don't mind me fixing up your question allan :) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 8, 2011

Answer 1

I would say that "carboncito" = "negrito" in this case. I might be wrong.

Answer 2

Or are we looking for the wrong word are you sure it wasn't 'cabron', 'cabroncito' as in little goat? It could refer to a stubborn or opinionated person or, I think, can even have connotations of loose morals - someone who cheats on their partner.

Or change the vowels around and you have the cabronita je je

Another outside of the box thinker. - 0074b507, Oct 8, 2011

Answer 3

Googling Carboncito and Cuba I saw a few articles using it for mulatto. One of the articles was referring to President Obama as a caboncito. (and its use seemed to be deprecatory; unlike the term mulatto)

Answer 4

Is it a comic book?

Answer 5

Carboncito is a place in Argentina. They may have been talking about that.

No. carboncito is an actual word used there. Now if only I could remember what it meant. :$ - Tattle, Oct 8, 2011