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A favour. Originally, it was used more for getting help in a slightly urgent or difficult situation. But just think of it as a favour. You can also use "hacer el paro" to mean "to help" or "to do a favour".
Literal Translation:
A halt
Level of Use:
common
Region:
Estado de México
Examples
Hey, can you do me a favour? Lend me 100 pesos
The cop was going to fine me, but he spared me