different between vallenato vs corridos
vallenato
English
Etymology
From Spanish vallenato, from valle (“valley”) nato (“born”)
Noun
vallenato (countable and uncountable, plural vallenatos)
- (music, uncountable) A popular style of folk music from Colombia.
- (music, countable) A piece performed in this style.
Spanish
Adjective
vallenato (feminine vallenata, masculine plural vallenatos, feminine plural vallenatas)
- (relational) vallenato
Noun
vallenato m (plural vallenatos)
- (music) vallenato
vallenato From the web:
corridos
English
Noun
corridos
- plural of corrido
Galician
Verb
corridos m pl
- masculine plural past participle of correr
Portuguese
Verb
corridos
- masculine plural past participle of correr
Spanish
Adjective
corridos m pl
- masculine plural of corrido
Noun
corridos m pl
- plural of corrido
Verb
corridos m pl
- Masculine plural past participle of correr.
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