This phrase literally means 'Every guaraguao (a type of bird of prey) has its pitirre (another bird that bravely attacks the guaraguao)'. It is used to express that everyone will meet their match or that everyone will face their own challenges.
Examples
- Spanish: Juan siempre se aprovecha de los demás, pero no te preocupes, a cada guaraguao le llega su pitirre.
- English: Juan always takes advantage of others, but don't worry, everyone will meet their match.