flamenco in Latin
flamenco in Latin is flamencum — flamenco means a passionate style of Spanish music and dance from the Andalusia region, marked by guitar, singing, hand-clapping, and fast footwork.
flamenco in Latin
flamencum
(uncountable) A genre of folk music and dance native to Andalusia, in Spain.
What does "flamenco" mean?
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noun A passionate style of Spanish music and dance from the Andalusia region, marked by guitar, singing, hand-clapping, and fast footwork.
"They watched a flamenco performance in a small Seville club."
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flamenco in a sentence
- They watched a flamenco performance in a small Seville club.
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What is "flamenco" in Latin?
"flamenco" in Latin is flamencum. flamenco means: A passionate style of Spanish music and dance from the Andalusia region, marked by guitar, singing, hand-clapping, and fast footwork.
How do you use "flamenco" in a sentence?
Example: "They watched a flamenco performance in a small Seville club." In Latin, "flamenco" is flamencum.
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