movida.
in 1980s Spain, the newly lively social and cultural atmosphere, after the end of Francoist dictatorship
Meaning & usage
in 1980s Spain, the newly lively social and cultural atmosphere, after the end of Francoist dictatorship
lively city nightlife, party lifestyle
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Spanish movida.
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