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Definition of narcocorrido in English: narcocorridonounPlural 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: narcocorridonounˌnɑrkoʊkɔˈridoʊˌnärkōkôˈrēdō 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. |