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What does "Suelta La Sopa" mean?

What does "Suelta La Sopa" mean?

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I watched this telemundo series called "Suelta La Sopa" which is some sort of news / talk show. I think it literally means "Drop The Soup" so is this the Spanish equivalent of "Spill the beans"?

At first I thought it was "drop the soap" haha.

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updated Feb 14, 2015
posted by SlimNm

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Mexican Spanish-come on, confess (spill the beans)

updated Dec 6, 2013
posted by 004dd567
:) got it! - chileno, Dec 6, 2013
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Soy Latina and that phrase means when someone is about to confess or tell all the things refer to a secret or topic. For example two girls, and one of them meet a boy so the other is so excited, near to jump in her sit so she yell: Suelta la sopa, (all the details) I think it would be related with that phrase you folks were using ·Spill the beans·

updated Feb 16, 2015
posted by Javi134
Latina? De adonde? - chileno, Feb 14, 2015
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This is just a guess

"Spill the beans"

Sorry, I didn´t read all your post.

updated Dec 6, 2013
edited by ian-hill
posted by ian-hill
:) - chileno, Dec 6, 2013
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haha. try the translator. All I know is that sopa is soup. wink

updated Dec 6, 2013
posted by actorgirl
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Release the Soup!!! No, I'm sure it must be an idiomatic expression or something colloquial. I am interested in hearing what a native Spanish speaker can say about it.

updated Dec 6, 2013
posted by antonioquieto