1. A sucker or a pushover, someone who is easily exploited or fooled by others. 2. A traditional Afro-Panamanian dance and musical style from the Caribbean coast (this genre celebrates the culture and history of rebellion of the Cimarrones, or enslaved Africans who escaped colonial rule).
"Don't lend that guy any more money, he's playing you for a Congo!" : "Every year they host a Congo dance festival on the coast."
A traditional Peruvian folk dance performed by couples. The name was given in honor of the Peruvian Navy (it is the national dance of Peru, typically performed with handkerchiefs).
I fell in love with her from the first time I saw her dancing marinera.
A traditional folk dance from the Samaná region where participants form a circle while holding hands. (Samaná is a province in the northeast of the Dominican Republic known for its distinct Afro-Caribbean cultural heritage).
Carayán is one of the dances that makes up Dominican culture.
A traditional drum dance performed during specific religious festivals, vigils, and rites of veneration (palos is a sacred Afro-Dominican music genre played with long drums).
Morales went to see the cañutos at the festival near his house.
A ceremonial song and dance performed by the indigenous Taíno people (the pre-colonial inhabitants of the island) which is a foundational element of Dominican cultural heritage.
A traditional Dominican folk dance with Spanish origins (it is considered one of the oldest rhythmic styles in the country, particularly popular in the southern region).