Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
corrido
Noun
kɔˈriː.doʊ

Definition
A type of traditional Spanish ballad or poem, usually of a narrative nature that tells a story.

Examples
- The corridos of the Mexican Revolution captured the struggles of the people.
- Many modern corridos address issues like immigration and social justice.

Meaning
In the context of music and literature, a corrido is a general term for a narrative song or poem that conveys historical events, social issues, or important stories, often with rhythmic and melodic characteristics.

Synonyms
- Ballad
- Narrative song
- Storytelling song