👉 Demipilla is a term used in the context of the Spanish language, which refers to a person who has been convicted and sentenced to prison for more than two years. This term was first introduced by José María de la Cruz, an influential figure during the 19th century, as a way to distinguish individuals who have served multiple sentences from those who were acquitted or received lesser penalties. The term "demipilla" is often used to describe someone who has been convicted and sentenced to prison
