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coro

KOH-rohnounInformal

A Dominican Spanish slang term. Browse all Dominican slang.

What it means

  1. A hangout: the group of people and the occasion at once. '¿Y el coro?' asks both where everyone is and what is happening tonight.

  2. A crowd of friends considered as a unit — 'mi coro' is my circle, closer to 'my people' than to 'my mates'.

Literally: choir, chorus

Examples with translations

  • ¿Y el coro pa' hoy?

    So what's the plan tonight?

  • Llegué con to' mi coro.

    I turned up with my whole crew.

  • Ese e' un corito sano.

    It's just a quiet little get-together.

    Note: Corito sano — the diminutive plus 'healthy' — advertises a small gathering with no trouble attached.

Where it comes from

From coro, a choir: a group of people making noise together. The extension to social gatherings is Dominican and Puerto Rican; the Dominican use of it for the event itself, rather than only the group, is the more recent development.

Other forms

Spellings and variants:
corito