majo
- noun
- Archaic
- The museum displayed a portrait of a famous majo from 19th-century Madrid.
Examples
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Many Spanish paintings feature a majo in elaborate, colorful clothing.
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During the festival, he dressed as a majo to celebrate the city's traditions.
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The majo danced gracefully at the festival.
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Many majos wore traditional costumes during the parade.
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In 18th-century Madrid, a majo would often be seen entertaining guests with lively songs and dances.
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She was captivated by the vibrant clothing and bold personality of the majo in the historical reenactment.
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At the cultural fair, the majo showcased traditional music, drawing a crowd eager to experience Madrid's heritage.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word majo originally named a person from Madrid in the 18th and 19th centuries, known for bright clothes and a bold, lively manner. So a majo is that traditional Madrid character, remembered for their dress and strong personality.
