Definition of corrido in English:

corrido

nounPlural corridos kɒˈriːdəʊˌkɔˈridoʊ

A ballad in a traditional Mexican style, typically having lyrics that narrate a historical event.
several corridos devoted to the tragedy were composed
Example sentencesExamples
- The corrido has long been an expression reflecting public values and a community's interpretation of the historical process.
- Soon after his mysterious death in 1992, close to 150 corridos about his plight were recorded.
- That same year, Chalino composed a corrido about his brother that launched his musical career.
- Mr. Garcia's repertory includes songs of desperate lovers and other more traditional corrido themes.
- People believe a corrido much more than anything the authorities tell them.
- But Hernandez says that even the corridos featuring fictional characters reflect the realities of Mexican life.
- A commissioned corrido, on the other hand, is a story based more on a specific person.
- In migrant communities, however, the corrido remains the newspaper of illiterate people.
- Corridos narrate stories about revolution, crime, heroic showdowns, horse races and natural disasters.
- Her father worked in factories while singing corridos in Mexican nightclubs around Los Angeles.

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of corrido in US English:

corrido

nounˌkôˈrēdōˌkɔˈridoʊ

A ballad in a traditional Mexican style, typically having lyrics that narrate a historical event.
several corridos devoted to the tragedy were composed
Example sentencesExamples
- That same year, Chalino composed a corrido about his brother that launched his musical career.
- The corrido has long been an expression reflecting public values and a community's interpretation of the historical process.
- A commissioned corrido, on the other hand, is a story based more on a specific person.
- Her father worked in factories while singing corridos in Mexican nightclubs around Los Angeles.
- In migrant communities, however, the corrido remains the newspaper of illiterate people.
- Soon after his mysterious death in 1992, close to 150 corridos about his plight were recorded.
- But Hernandez says that even the corridos featuring fictional characters reflect the realities of Mexican life.
- Mr. Garcia's repertory includes songs of desperate lovers and other more traditional corrido themes.
- Corridos narrate stories about revolution, crime, heroic showdowns, horse races and natural disasters.
- People believe a corrido much more than anything the authorities tell them.

Origin

Spanish.

单词	corrido
释义	Definition of corrido in English: corrido nounPlural corridos kɒˈriːdəʊˌkɔˈridoʊ A ballad in a traditional Mexican style, typically having lyrics that narrate a historical event. several corridos devoted to the tragedy were composed Example sentencesExamples The corrido has long been an expression reflecting public values and a community's interpretation of the historical process. Soon after his mysterious death in 1992, close to 150 corridos about his plight were recorded. That same year, Chalino composed a corrido about his brother that launched his musical career. Mr. Garcia's repertory includes songs of desperate lovers and other more traditional corrido themes. People believe a corrido much more than anything the authorities tell them. But Hernandez says that even the corridos featuring fictional characters reflect the realities of Mexican life. A commissioned corrido, on the other hand, is a story based more on a specific person. In migrant communities, however, the corrido remains the newspaper of illiterate people. Corridos narrate stories about revolution, crime, heroic showdowns, horse races and natural disasters. Her father worked in factories while singing corridos in Mexican nightclubs around Los Angeles. Origin Spanish. Definition of corrido in US English: corrido nounˌkôˈrēdōˌkɔˈridoʊ A ballad in a traditional Mexican style, typically having lyrics that narrate a historical event. several corridos devoted to the tragedy were composed Example sentencesExamples That same year, Chalino composed a corrido about his brother that launched his musical career. The corrido has long been an expression reflecting public values and a community's interpretation of the historical process. A commissioned corrido, on the other hand, is a story based more on a specific person. Her father worked in factories while singing corridos in Mexican nightclubs around Los Angeles. In migrant communities, however, the corrido remains the newspaper of illiterate people. Soon after his mysterious death in 1992, close to 150 corridos about his plight were recorded. But Hernandez says that even the corridos featuring fictional characters reflect the realities of Mexican life. Mr. Garcia's repertory includes songs of desperate lovers and other more traditional corrido themes. Corridos narrate stories about revolution, crime, heroic showdowns, horse races and natural disasters. People believe a corrido much more than anything the authorities tell them. Origin Spanish.
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