Preppy, posh, stuck-up rich kid.
Describes a person, an accent, or a whole neighborhood. Fresas are marked by drawn-out vowels, English loanwords, and a specific Polanco-and-Condesa manner. It can be teasing between friends or genuinely dismissive.
Literally "strawberry." The link is soft, sweet, and expensive.
It is a class judgment. Fine as banter with friends, sharp when aimed at a stranger.
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