aguinaldo
- noun
- /ˌɑːɡɪˈnɑːl.doʊ/
- US
- The children practiced their favorite aguinaldo for the community Christmas celebration.
Examples
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Every December, families gather to sing aguinaldo together in their neighborhood.
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Hearing an aguinaldo always reminds her of her childhood holidays in Puerto Rico.
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We sang a traditional aguinaldo at the family gathering.
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The children performed an aguinaldo for their parents.
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Every December, families gather to sing aguinaldo together in their neighborhood.
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The children practiced their favorite aguinaldo for the community Christmas celebration.
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Hearing an aguinaldo always reminds her of her childhood holidays in Puerto Rico.
Synonyms
A happy song that people sing at Christmas
A joyful song sung at Christmas about the birth of Jesus
A traditional Spanish or Latin American song often sung at Christmas
Surface Forms
Etymology
Aguinaldo also names a traditional Christmas 'carol' because people used to sing for their neighbours while they gave or received small gifts during the holidays, so the song and the gift shared the same name. That's why an aguinaldo can mean a festive song that reminds people of Christmas.