cantador
/kanˈtaðor/ or /kanˈtaðor/ (Spanish)
Definitions
1. noun
A singer, especially one who performs traditional or folk music, often accompanied by a guitar.
“The young cantador captivated the audience with his soulful voice and emotive lyrics.”
2. masculine noun
A male who sings, especially one who sings in a choir or performs solo.
“The cantador was the star of the opera and received a standing ovation.”
3. masculine noun (Latin American Spanish)
A person who sings in a tavern or bar, often accompanied by a guitar.
“The cantador played a lively tune in the local tavern, drawing in a crowd of patrons.”