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corrido

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cor·ri·do  (k-rd)
n. pl. cor·ri·dos
A Mexican ballad or folksong.

[American Spanish, from Spanish, ballad, from past participle of correr, to run, from Old Spanish, from Latin currere; see kers- in Indo-European roots.]


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1993), 83; Alfred Arteaga, "The Chicano-Mexican Corrido," Journal of Ethnic Studies, XI[I (Summer 1985): 83-84; James L.
Limon has observed, Paredes' With His Pistol in His Hand (1958) can be considered either as an ethnography that "is influenced formally by the Mexican ballad" or as a corrido "in the form of postmodern ethnography" (Dancing 82).
Hernandez, director of UCLA's Chicano Studies Research Center and a Spanish professor, believes many people consider the corrido to be in poor taste and insignificant to everyday life, which is far from reality.
 
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