Poncho
Introduction
a type of outer garment originating from Latin America
Background Story
The term 'poncho' comes from the Spanish word 'poncho,' which refers to a traditional garment made from a single piece of fabric. It is recognized for its versatility and is closely associated with Latin American culture. While the name has been adopted for various uses, it evokes feelings of warmth and protection.
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