mojo

mojo

"Mojo" is a Spanish word meaning "sauce" or "dip," often used for Canary Island sauces made with garlic, olive oil, and spices.

Here, 'mojo' is used informally to describe someone's charm or appeal in colloquial Spanish.

Ella se cayó en el barro y perdió su mojo.

She fell in the mud and lost her charm.

In this context, 'mojo' refers to a type of sauce or seasoning used in cooking, common in Canary Island cuisine.

Agrega un poco de mojo a la receta para darle más sabor.

Add a bit of mojo to the recipe to give it more flavor.

Here, 'mojo' is an adjective derived from the verb 'mojar', meaning 'wet', when describing something damp or wet.

Pinté la pared con un tono azul mojo.

I painted the wall with a wet blue tone.