No. 6,566 in Spanish

carazo

"Carazo" can refer to a "large face" or colloquially imply someone with a notable or prominent face.

In a sentence

¡Ese golazo que metió anoche fue un carazo increíble!
That amazing goal he scored last night was an incredible 'carazo'!
Here, 'carazo' is used as a slang term to emphasize the impressiveness of the action, often heard in sports contexts.
Qué carazo te compraste, ese auto está genial.
What a 'carazo' you bought, that car is fantastic.
In this sentence, 'carazo' is used colloquially to refer to a car, highlighting its impressive or desirable characteristics.
Después de esa pelea, le quedó un carazo que no se podía ocultar.
After that fight, he was left with a 'carazo' that couldn't be hidden.
Here, 'carazo' might refer to a physical mark or feature resulting from an event, and its use would depend on regional nuances in meaning.

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