manolo is a slang used mainly in the Southeast region of Brazil, and means "mad bro" or "brother".
This term was initially just a nickname for Manoel, but it became popular on the internet as a synonym for "partner", "inseparable friend", among other denominations that depend on the person and the occasion on which the expression is employee.
In the state of São Paulo it is very common for people, usually men, to call each other "brother", which is a nickname for brother, and in Rio Grande do Sul it is also common due to the proximity to Argentina, which are called "brothers".
However, manolo and mano are slang commonly used among teenagers and often to refer to a particular social group, such as "the manolos".
On the internet, there are many websites and blogs with humorous content, with jokes and jokes, and they usually use this slang to deal with their audiences.
Mainly on social networks, the word “manolo” appears accompanied by another slang used in the online environment: “dorgas”.
The expression “dorgas manolo” is used in the sense of “that's crazy, crazy”, a very common slang among young people, especially.
See also the meaning of drugs.
