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Gallo negro does, in fact, translate to "black rooster" thought its meaning in the Mexican Culture is that of the harbinger of death, danger, or even evil. If a black rooster was found in the home of a soon to be married person on their wedding day, the wedding would be called off and rescheduled for fear of the "curse" el gallo negro would bring.
It is also used as a nick name or moniker of the most dangerous/toughest/B.A.M.F.er around.
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