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Local June 21, 2021 | 3:53 pm

Teteo, proper use

The colloquial noun teteo, whose use has become widespread to refer to a party, dance, or rumba that takes place in violation of the anticovid regulations imposed by the Dominican Government, is written with a lowercase initial and without quotation marks. With the recent extension of the curfew and the frequent breaches of the health measures against covid-19, phrases such as "L... Read more

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