¡Cámara! means "Okay!", "Deal!" or "Got it!" in Mexican slang, especially in Mexico City.
Casual Use it with friends, family and people your age.
How It's Used
Tone & Context
It's urban, youthful slang. You'll hear it in Mexico City much more than in other regions.
With people you don't know well, "sale" or "va" are safer.
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FAQ: ¡Cámara!
¡Cámara! means "Okay!", "Deal!" or "Got it!" in Mexican slang, especially in Mexico City.
Yes, but as slang it means "okay" or "deal".
It's mainly Mexico City slang.