Botín is the word used for the real English word "swag," not the slang term. What you want is the Spanish slang term "bulto."
robo, hurto (in the sense of 'loot')
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Swag can mean expensive or valuable goods, to sway, or to droop from not being tight any more. Robbers would have swag from the store they burglarized. An elderly person might swag from having bad knees.
This right here is my swag - Este derecho aquí es mi equipaje
It is subjective to determine which Spanish-speaking country has the most "swag," as it varies based on personal opinions and cultural trends. However, countries like Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Colombia are known for their vibrant music, fashion, and entertainment industries, which can be associated with the concept of "swag."
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If I was your boyfriend I'd never let you go yeah, swag, swag swag, swag swag, swag, swag :D
when swag was telegraphed and then swag became end swag. swag
Pony Swag is is a swag of a pony.
swag swag swag
well, because converting their family like swag over to other countries was verrryyy important. #yolo. follow me on twitter! jk jk lol. Swag.