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corrido

[kaw-ree-doh, kawr-ree-thaw]

noun

plural

corridos 
  1. a Mexican ballad or folksong about struggle against oppression and injustice.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of corrido1

< Mexican Spanish, Spanish; corrida
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“Adelita” is an adaptation of a traditional Mexican corrido, a traditional epic poem that can be set to music.

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Veytia, a portly figure with a bushy mustache, seemed an unlikely Eliot Ness, but he was credited with reducing violence and hailed as “the terror of every criminal” in a laudatory corrido, or ballad.

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Mexican corrido singer Gabito Ballesteros has always been a hopeless romantic.

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Junior H and labelmate Natanel Cano are credited for pioneering corridos tumbados, a hybrid sound that blends traditional corrido instrumentation with elements of hip-hop and trap beats — Cano’s 2019 album, “Corridos Tumbados,” heavily featured Junior H.

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In the realm of música Mexicana, there are the trap corrido makerswho sing about partying and drugs, and then there are “the sad boys,” hopeless romantics who croon about being in love or about being brokenhearted.

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