llanero
- noun
- The llanero captivated the audience with his energetic harp playing and singing.
Examples
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She learned the traditional songs from a local llanero during her visit to Venezuela.
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Did you see the llaneros perform last night?
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Many young musicians dream of becoming a famous llanero in their region.
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The llanero played beautifully at the festival.
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The llanero delighted the crowd with lively tunes and intricate dance steps during the village festival.
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During her travels, she met a skilled llanero who shared stories of his life on the plains of Venezuela.
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Local llaneros often perform traditional music at celebrations, showcasing their rich cultural heritage.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Llanero comes from the Spanish word llano 'plain' and the ending -ero meaning 'person from'. So a llanero as a musician is someone from the plains who plays traditional llanero folk music, such as the fast joropo songs of Venezuela and Colombia.