Definition of narcocorrido in English:

narcocorrido

nounPlural narcocorridos ˌnɑːkəʊkɒˈriːdəʊˌnɑrkoʊkɔˈridoʊ

A ballad in a traditional Mexican style whose lyrics recount the exploits of drug traffickers.
even the harshest narcocorridos are merely sweet-sounding polkas if you don't know the words
Example sentencesExamples
- On her classic narcocorrido, the singer tells of being the daughter of a drug kingpin, partying the nights away while learning to shoot and fight.
- The movie tells the story of the drug wars, contrasting the realities of the violence with the pop culture fantasy world of the narcocorridos.
- These claims are referenced elsewhere in popular narcocorridos, or cartel folk songs, glamorizing the junior gangster.
- After he performed in Chihuahua City, his promoter was fined $8,000 for violating the city's ban on narcocorridos.
- For some people narcocorridos are innocuous, but for others the songs are a constant reminder of violence that has taken more than 60,000 lives to date.
- They tracked down a narcocorrido songwriter, and found a band who recorded the song and appeared in a video that looked authentic to the culture.
- A popular narcocorrido captured the life that so many here assumed he was living.
- He's a virtuoso of the narcocorrido genre, accordion-driven, blood-lusting ballads that lionize the exploits of Mexico's drug cartels.
- It's a combination of Mexican electronica, narcocorridos, other traditional songs and Mexican ska.
- Music critics have also compared narcocorrido music to gangster rap.

Origin

1990s: Spanish, from narco- + corrido.

Definition of narcocorrido in US English:

narcocorrido

nounˌnɑrkoʊkɔˈridoʊˌnärkōkôˈrēdō

A ballad in a traditional Mexican musical style whose lyrics recount the exploits of drug traffickers.
even the harshest narcocorridos are merely sweet-sounding polkas if you don't know the words
Example sentencesExamples
- They tracked down a narcocorrido songwriter, and found a band who recorded the song and appeared in a video that looked authentic to the culture.
- For some people narcocorridos are innocuous, but for others the songs are a constant reminder of violence that has taken more than 60,000 lives to date.
- He's a virtuoso of the narcocorrido genre, accordion-driven, blood-lusting ballads that lionize the exploits of Mexico's drug cartels.
- These claims are referenced elsewhere in popular narcocorridos, or cartel folk songs, glamorizing the junior gangster.
- It's a combination of Mexican electronica, narcocorridos, other traditional songs and Mexican ska.
- On her classic narcocorrido, the singer tells of being the daughter of a drug kingpin, partying the nights away while learning to shoot and fight.
- Music critics have also compared narcocorrido music to gangster rap.
- The movie tells the story of the drug wars, contrasting the realities of the violence with the pop culture fantasy world of the narcocorridos.
- A popular narcocorrido captured the life that so many here assumed he was living.
- After he performed in Chihuahua City, his promoter was fined $8,000 for violating the city's ban on narcocorridos.

Origin

1990s: Spanish, from narco- + corrido.

单词	narcocorrido
释义	Definition of narcocorrido in English: narcocorrido nounPlural narcocorridos ˌnɑːkəʊkɒˈriːdəʊˌnɑrkoʊkɔˈridoʊ A ballad in a traditional Mexican style whose lyrics recount the exploits of drug traffickers. even the harshest narcocorridos are merely sweet-sounding polkas if you don't know the words Example sentencesExamples On her classic narcocorrido, the singer tells of being the daughter of a drug kingpin, partying the nights away while learning to shoot and fight. The movie tells the story of the drug wars, contrasting the realities of the violence with the pop culture fantasy world of the narcocorridos. These claims are referenced elsewhere in popular narcocorridos, or cartel folk songs, glamorizing the junior gangster. After he performed in Chihuahua City, his promoter was fined $8,000 for violating the city's ban on narcocorridos. For some people narcocorridos are innocuous, but for others the songs are a constant reminder of violence that has taken more than 60,000 lives to date. They tracked down a narcocorrido songwriter, and found a band who recorded the song and appeared in a video that looked authentic to the culture. A popular narcocorrido captured the life that so many here assumed he was living. He's a virtuoso of the narcocorrido genre, accordion-driven, blood-lusting ballads that lionize the exploits of Mexico's drug cartels. It's a combination of Mexican electronica, narcocorridos, other traditional songs and Mexican ska. Music critics have also compared narcocorrido music to gangster rap. Origin 1990s: Spanish, from narco- + corrido. Definition of narcocorrido in US English: narcocorrido nounˌnɑrkoʊkɔˈridoʊˌnärkōkôˈrēdō A ballad in a traditional Mexican musical style whose lyrics recount the exploits of drug traffickers. even the harshest narcocorridos are merely sweet-sounding polkas if you don't know the words Example sentencesExamples They tracked down a narcocorrido songwriter, and found a band who recorded the song and appeared in a video that looked authentic to the culture. For some people narcocorridos are innocuous, but for others the songs are a constant reminder of violence that has taken more than 60,000 lives to date. He's a virtuoso of the narcocorrido genre, accordion-driven, blood-lusting ballads that lionize the exploits of Mexico's drug cartels. These claims are referenced elsewhere in popular narcocorridos, or cartel folk songs, glamorizing the junior gangster. It's a combination of Mexican electronica, narcocorridos, other traditional songs and Mexican ska. On her classic narcocorrido, the singer tells of being the daughter of a drug kingpin, partying the nights away while learning to shoot and fight. Music critics have also compared narcocorrido music to gangster rap. The movie tells the story of the drug wars, contrasting the realities of the violence with the pop culture fantasy world of the narcocorridos. A popular narcocorrido captured the life that so many here assumed he was living. After he performed in Chihuahua City, his promoter was fined $8,000 for violating the city's ban on narcocorridos. Origin 1990s: Spanish, from narco- + corrido.
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