goth

subcultura gótica

Grupo y cultura conocidos por la ropa negra, la música oscura y el interés por lo triste o misterioso.

En inglés sencillo: A social group and culture known for black clothes, dark music, and interest in sad or mysterious things.

• She became interested in goth at school.
• The exhibition explores goth and its fashions.
• Black clothing is closely associated with goth.

Expresiones frecuentes: goth culture, into goth, goth scene

gótico, gótica

Persona que pertenece a una cultura asociada con la ropa negra y la música oscura y triste.

En inglés sencillo: Someone who belongs to a culture associated with black clothing and dark, sad music.

• My sister is a goth.
• Two goths waited outside the club.
• He was the only goth in our class.

Expresiones frecuentes: a young goth, a teenage goth

rock gótico

Tipo de rock de sonidos oscuros y ambiente triste o misterioso.

En inglés sencillo: A type of rock music with dark sounds and a sad or mysterious mood.

• The band plays goth.
• She listens to goth while painting.
• Their new album mixes goth with electronic music.

Sinónimos: gothic rock

Expresiones frecuentes: play goth, listen to goth, goth music

gótico, gótica

Persona que pertenece a un grupo social alternativo centrado en la música rock.

En inglés sencillo: Someone who belongs to an alternative social group centered on rock music.

• A goth recommended this rock band.
• Several goths gathered near the festival stage.
• She met other goths through the local rock scene.

Sinónimos: emo, grebo, greeber, mosher

Expresiones frecuentes: a teenage goth, a young goth

gótico

Relacionado con personas, moda o música asociadas a la ropa negra y los ambientes oscuros.

En inglés sencillo: Connected with people, fashion, or music associated with black clothes and dark moods.

• She wears goth clothes.
• We went to a goth club.
• His new band has a distinctly goth sound.

Sinónimos: gothic

Expresiones frecuentes: goth clothes, goth music, goth style