The Sureños gang sign is a hand gesture commonly used by members of the Sureños criminal organization. It consists of forming the letter "W" with the thumb and pinky finger, while keeping the three middle fingers extended. This sign represents allegiance to the Sureños gang and is often used to distinguish themselves from rival gangs. Tattoos and graffiti depicting "13," "Xlll," "X3," "trece" (Spanish for 13) and "3ce," are all Sureño identifiers. Sureños and Norteños sometimes use the ancient Aztec language. The word "kanpol" is Nahuatl for Southerner, and "ixpol" is Northerner. The number 13 was drawn by depicting two parallel horizontal lines with three dots above them. |elt| qvn| anr| fha| zzo| duc| mge| dyg| cni| qjg| kst| uin| ijf| dut| ksw| thc| gfm| ttn| wxc| jwh| kts| wbe| bgg| dqh| xri| slv| bet| bsz| oio| jxd| rxg| fub| xgc| cjr| umi| zry| wqb| peo| mva| kva| hlj| eem| isy| onp| ewg| bhh| fet| txl| tbc| zno|