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What does viejo camino mean?

"Viejo camino" in Spanish means "old road" or "old path". It literally translates to "old way".

It can refer to:

* A historical road or path: A road that has been in use for a long time, possibly dating back to ancient times.

* A traditional route: A path that has been used for generations, often for pilgrimage or trade.

* A metaphorical path: It can also be used metaphorically to describe a traditional way of doing things or a past era.

Examples:

* "El viejo camino a Santiago" - The old road to Santiago (referring to the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route).

* "Siguió el viejo camino de su abuelo" - He followed the old path of his grandfather (referring to a traditional family business).

* "La vida moderna ha abandonado el viejo camino" - Modern life has abandoned the old way (referring to a traditional way of life).

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