afro-latin

afro-latin
afro-latin, ine [afʀolatɛ̃, in] adj.
ÉTYM. V. 1970; de afro-, et latin.
Rare. Qui est d'origine africaine, en Amérique latine (Brésil, Caraïbes). || « Les rythmes afro-latins intégrés au discours pop… » (le Nouvel Obs., 10 juil. 1972).

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