corrido

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cor·ri·do

(kō-rē′dō)

n. pl. cor·ri·dos

A Mexican ballad or folk song.

[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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Acto seguido abordamos los principales resultados, ordenados en tres categorias: 1) la funcion del corrido memoria viva y su valor didactico; 2) memoria comunicativa y entornos cotidianos de la musica; 3) otros lugares de memoria.

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Each of the seven chapters focuses attention on one geographic area or on some of the most prominent corrido bards and their own specific repertoire of musical compositions.