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guaJ by Emmanuel Lozano August 17, 2003
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Guajira
1. (n) A peasant class or farming woman or girl. A woman or girl from the countryside of Cuba. (Cuban Slang)
2. (n) The name of a Peninsula (an the desert located therein) in the northernmost part of South America shared by Colombia and Venezuela.
3. (n) The people of the indiginous Amerindian ethnic group called the "Wayùu" in northern Colombia. (also spelled Wajira/o)
4. (n) A form of Cuban music characterized by... and deriving its name from the Cuban peasants from whom it originates.
2. (n) The name of a Peninsula (an the desert located therein) in the northernmost part of South America shared by Colombia and Venezuela.
3. (n) The people of the indiginous Amerindian ethnic group called the "Wayùu" in northern Colombia. (also spelled Wajira/o)
4. (n) A form of Cuban music characterized by... and deriving its name from the Cuban peasants from whom it originates.
1. Guantánamera. Guajira Guantánamera. (Guantánamo Girl. Peasant Guantánamo Girl.) - lyrics to an old Cuban folk song made popular by Celia Cruz.
2. The Wayúu people live in Guajira.
3. The Guajiro boy from Colombia stole your goat miss.
4. Did you hear how the band switched so smoothly from Danzón to Guajira man? Sick!
2. The Wayúu people live in Guajira.
3. The Guajiro boy from Colombia stole your goat miss.
4. Did you hear how the band switched so smoothly from Danzón to Guajira man? Sick!
Guajira by Sean Kearney March 26, 2008
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Guajiro
A Cuban from the country-side the lands, a mountain man, farmer.
Guajiro's are the back-bones of Cuba they harvest the tobbacco crops etc.
Guajiros take a roll playing music in Cuba; music is called "Son" sacred country music; Buena Vista Social Club plays that Cuban genre.
Guajiro's are the back-bones of Cuba they harvest the tobbacco crops etc.
Guajiros take a roll playing music in Cuba; music is called "Son" sacred country music; Buena Vista Social Club plays that Cuban genre.
Oye guajiro digale a ese gallego que lo ricos se echan pa lao.
Hey "guajiro" tell that (Rich Spain Decendent Man) to move to the side.
Hey "guajiro" tell that (Rich Spain Decendent Man) to move to the side.
Guajiro by Erick Mendez November 12, 2004
Guajira
In Spain, the most desired of all the gypsies. Different than the Central and South American meanings of the guajira being a farm girl, or girl from the country.
In Cuba: The guajira sold me the plantains her father grew. In Spain: The guajira danced in the street with the other gypsies and everyone stopped to see only her.
Guajira by Emilia Chola July 11, 2011
Guajiro
1. (n) A peasant class or farming man or boy. A man or boy from the countryside of Cuba. (Cuban Slang)
2. (n) The people of the indiginous Amerindian ethnic group called the "Wayùu" in northern Colombia. (also spelled Wajiro/a)
2. (n) The people of the indiginous Amerindian ethnic group called the "Wayùu" in northern Colombia. (also spelled Wajiro/a)
Guajiro by Sean Kearney March 26, 2008
daisy guajardo
daisy guajardo by fuieigaieswrfbefbgw May 2, 2018
guajinoobie
guajinoobie by Duya es bonita April 9, 2008
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