Who or What is/are Mufrios?

Question

What is/are Mufrios? It is used in the phrase "Dia De Los Mufrios" on a lighter (Day Of The ?Who/What?), is it even spanish or possibly italian? Slang? Regional dialect? Make believe/creative license?

Welcome to the forum, :) - 00494d19, Jan 19, 2012

Answer 1

"Mufrios" is a word that I have never seen, I speak spanish but that word is unknow for me. BUT may be that you see the sentence? and later when you write it, exchanged a few letters? because looks like the sentence "Día de los Muertos". That's a Mexican holiday

..But maybe* you saw the sentence and later, when you wrote it, exchanged a few letters. (Because) it* looks... - Goldie_Miel, Jan 27, 2012

You could also say: "Is it possible* that you saw the sentence...letters?" I hope you don't think I'm picking on you with all these corrections. Just trying to help. Eso es todo. - Goldie_Miel, Jan 27, 2012

Answer 2

It's the day we celebrate El Día de Los Muy Fríos, the poor people from Scandinavia, who, like myself, just couldn't stand the climate. This celebration is held on a secret date each year ( the warmest day of the year has to be choosen in advance) and the Muy Fríos serve mulled wine and fried mutton( mufrio) in a secret location, whilst melting snowmen watch from the sidelines. Only people who feel the cold very badly can join the celebrations and persons likely to perspire are politely asked to leave the secret premises.

Oh, that is great! It's like taking bets as to when "ice out" will be on the lakes! :) - mountaingirl123, Jan 27, 2012

I'll invite you, mountaingirl, once the date is settled. - annierats, Jan 27, 2012

I never know when to take you seriously. I'd be dying of giggles here, if I weren't shivering from the cold... :) - pesta, Jan 27, 2012

Jeje, when I saw "Mufrios", I thought about "muy fríos" too! - Goldie_Miel, Jan 27, 2012

Jajaja, muy buena respuesta, Annie :) - Cordobesa, Jan 28, 2012

Gracias a todos, una broma, nada más. - annierats, Jan 29, 2012