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Meanings of "dance music" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 164 result(s)

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General
colombian dance music cumbia [f]
short dramatic piece of the seventeenth century, whose elements were music, song and dance, and performed between the second and third act of a comedy baile [m]
flamenco dance and music group cuadro flamenco [m]
music accompanying dance with african roots guineo [m]
music accompanying an andalusian dance ole [m]
music accompanying the vita andalusian dance vito [m]
music that goes with the gavota dance gaveta [f]
music accompanying the giga dance giga [f]
type of music and dance jácara [f]
music accompanying the redova dance redova [f]
of the type of music and dance jacarando [adj]
basque dance and music zorcico [m]
funky (music/dance) funky [m]
argentinian dance and music milonga [f]
a latin american dance and music bamba [f]
dance and music from cuba habanera [f]
colombian dance and music cumbia [f]
catalan folk dance and music sardana [f]
belly dance music música de danza del vientre [f]
belly-dance music música de danza del vientre [f]
traditional music and dance typical of seville sevillanas [f/pl]
music for this dance fandango [m]
spanish dance and music gallarda [f]
lancers (music and dance) lanceros [m/pl]
popular dance and music congo [m] CU
gourd used as an instrument to accompany dance music güiro [m] ANT CR MX
popular dance and its music gato [m] AR UY
dance to lively music where the couples are joined only by the arms, which are extended and intertwined in order to form elegant and provocative poses alza que te han visto [m] EC
indigenous dance performed to the music of kettledrum or tabor atabal [m] CU
music accompanying the bambuco folk dance bambuco [m] CO VE
music accompanying the bambuco folk dance bambuco [m] EC:Ne
music and dance of afro-dominican folklore bambulá [m] DO
music accompanying the cashua dance cashua [m] PE
music accompanying the cashua dance cachua [m] BO PE rur.
a rhythmic dance of african origin that gets this name from the bass or kettle drum, the only instrument with which its music is made baile de bomba [m] PR
a dance to the music of a drum baile de jinca [m] VE rare
a traditional dance by garifuna dancers performed on the holy saturday to the music of wind instruments and shells baile de las tiras [m] HN:N
a theater performance with music, dance and poetic texts of politic and religious nature between two groups of performers (one represents spanish colonizers and the other, the black, represent the indigenous people) baile de los diablitos [m] HN:C NI
a theater performance with music, dance and poetic texts of politic and religious nature between two groups of performers (one represents spanish colonizers and the other, the black, represent the indigenous people) baile de moros y cristianos [m] GT HN NI
a dance performed by a person dressed in black, with a wooden mask with a big mustache, a whip on his/her right hand and a stuffed iguana on his/her left hand, dancing with flute music and to the rhythm of a drum, in honor of st. matthew baile del garrobo [m] HN:W
the music and the singing of a dance with this name, to the rhythm of the charango or guitar, bombo and quena typical of the bolivian andean region bailecito [m] BO AR:Nw
the music and the singing of a dance with this name bailecito de la tierra [m] BO
a folkloric dance in which the couple dances loosely with kerchiefs and tapping to the rhythm of the music bailecito [m] BO AR:Nw
a folkloric dance in which the couple dances loosely with kerchiefs and tapping to the rhythm of the music bailecito de la tierra [m] BO
dance of black people and music for this dance caracumbé [m] DO
dance of black people and music for this dance cumbé [m] DO
music that accompanies currulao dance currulao [m] CO
indigenous folk dance in which dancers hold a bow and arrows and play with them to the sound of music as a part of the choreography chuncho [m] BO:C,W
dance hall dance related to the gavotte and minuet, accompanied by music with two parts fast and slow cuando [m] AR
music combining cumbia and merengue that accompanies this dance merecumbé [m] NI CO EC
person who likes to listen to and dance to typical music tipiquero [m] PA derog.
music that accompanies this dance tamborito [m] PA
typical music chorus or dance montuno [m] CU
a popular dance and music from dominican republic bachata [f] GT HN NI CR PA CU DO PR VE EC
public establishment where young people dance and listen to music confitería bailable [f] AR
popular music and dance of puerto rico plena [f] PR
variant of salsa music and dance timba [f] CU
person who likes to listen to and dance to typical music tipiquera [f] PA derog.
very lively (music/dance) chilena [adj] EC
specialized in playing plenas popular music and dance of puerto rico plenero [adj] PR
singing plenas popular music and dance of puerto rico plenero [adj] PR
pertaining to the milonga music, song, or dance milonguero [adj] AR UY
dance to the rhythm of the music played by a carnival troupe arrollar [v] CU
dance provocatively moving the buttocks, especially to reggaeton music culear (del inglés to cool) [v] PR
Idioms
dance to the rhythm of the music mover la angarilla [v] CO derog.
Colloquial
slow music and dance, with the couple close together apampichado [m] DO VE
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat guaino [m] PE rare
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat guaino [m] CL
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat huaino [m] CL
Proverbs
those who dance are considered insane by those who cannot hear the music los que no pueden escuchar la música consideran que los que bailan están locos
Slang
type of music and dance jacarandina [f] delinq.
Law
type of flamenco music and dance zapateado [m]
Folklore
patriotic or romantic music or singing that accompanies a dance cielito [m] PY AR UY
popular dominican republic dance performed by a single couple accompanied by music chenchen matriculado [m] DO
carabiné dance music carabiné [m] DO
music of black dance caracumbé [m] DO
party with music and dance that ends in confusion canyengue [m] UY
music of black dance cumbé [m] DO
music and dance of african origin very popular in south america candombe [m] DO EC PY AR UY disused
music that accompanies folklore dance, generally with lyrics in spanish and quechua carnavalito [m] PE BO AR
music and song of this dance guachitorito [m] BO
music accompanying this dance guaiño [m] BO
huapango, music and signing that accompanies this dance huapango [m] MX
lively music that accompanies this dance gato [m] AR UY
huapango, music and signing that accompanies this dance guapango [m] MX
popular music and dance with guitar, a fast mexican corrido or ballad guapango [m] HN rur.
music of a popular haitian dance cocoyé [m] CU
music played to accompany the congo dance congo [m] CU DO PR
popular dance and music of afro-dominican origin congo [m] NI CU DO
music accompanying this dance huachi torito [m] BO CL AR:Nw
music accompanying huaino dance huaino [m] PE CL:N AR:Nw
music accompanying guaiño dance guaiño [m] BO
music accompanying guayno dance guayno [m] PE
music accompanying huayno dance huayno [m] PE CL:N AR:Nw
music accompanying huachitorito dance huachitorito [m] BO AR:Nw
music accompanying guachitorito dance guachitorito [m] BO
music and song accompanying huapango dance huapango [m] MX
music and song accompanying guapango dance guapango [m] MX
music accompanying this dance huayno [m] PE CL:N AR:Nw
music and dance of venezuelan indigenous people maremare [m] VE
singing and music accompanying this dance pala pala [m] AR
music that accompanies this dance paseo [m] CO
traditional panamanian dance with accordion music pindín [m] PA
music that accompanies panamanian punto dance punto [m] PA
music that accompanies porro dance porro [m] CO
music that accompanies this dance potolo [m] BO:W
dance to this music seis [m] PR
music accompanying this dance salaque [m] BO
popular festival in some coastal ecuadorian towns with music, dance, and ranching competitions rodeo criollo [m] EC
popular festival in some coastal ecuadorian towns with music, dance, and ranching competitions rodeo montubio [m] EC
music accompanying the sanjuanero dance sanjuanero [m] CO
music accompanying the sanjuanito dance sanjuanito [m] CO EC
music for the tumbaíto dance tumbaíto [m] PR
afro-antillean dance and music that mixes spanish and amerindian rhythms with african percussions son [m] MX:Se CU PR
popular slow dance music son [m] NI CO
music that accompanies tincu dance tincu [m] BO
couples dance from the coast to music set to a fast rhythm accompanied by singing and guitars vals peruano [m] EC PE BO
music that accompanies the torbellino dance torbellino [m] CO
music that accompanies this dance taquirari [m] PE BO
music and lyrics of the triunfo dance triunfo [m] BO AR
music accompanying the bambuco dance bambuco [m]
caribbean folk dance to the rhythm of bolero music bolero [m]
music for the dance from the canary islands canario [m]
chotis dance music chotis [m]
music accompanying the cumbé equatorial guinea dance cumbé [m]
music for a hungarian dance galop [m]
music of the gato dance gato [m] AR UY
music accompanying a popular dance pasillo [m] PA CO EC
music to accompany popular ecuadorian dance sanjuanito [m] EC
popular dance music son [m] CU
music and song accompanying a popular andalusian dance zorongo [m]
energetic dance to the music played on guitar, accordion, violin, and vihuela along with four-line verses décima [f] EC
dance in which one person, with a figure of a alligator tied to his or her waist, dances imitating the movements of a alligator while, around the dancer others clap their hands improvising four-line stanzas and dancing to typical carnival music danza del caimán [f] CO
music and lyrics for this dance chacarera [f] BO AR
music that accompanies the chuscada dance chuscada [f] PE
popular music accompanying the guabina dance guabina [f] CO
music and song that accompanies this dance, with a fast rhythm and variable beat, that describes some political or social event satirically guaracha [f] MX GT HN NI PA CU DO PR CO VE CL
traditional dance to guarania music guarania [f] PY
dance to the rhythm of marinera music marinera [f] PE
song and music of the mariquita dance mariquita [f] AR
dance to mejoranera music mejorana [f] PA
music accompanying this dance morenada [f] PE:S BO
music accompanying this dance milonga [f] NI AR UY
traditional dance performed by couples moving handkerchiefs to the beat of lively music pampeña [f] PE:S
traditional garifuna music and dance for the death of a family member punta [f] SV NI
couplet in octosyllabic quartets sung with music for this dance rajaleña [f] CO
music that accompanies this dance puya [f] CO:N
music that accompanies this dance serranita [f] PE disused
dance to the beat of the bombo and güiro music, traditional of the province of peravia zarandunga [f] DO
dance set to this music zandunga [f] MX
dance set to this music sandunga [f] MX
dance to the beat of the bombo and güiro music, traditional of the province of peravia sarandunga [f] DO
music to accompany this dance saya [f] BO
agile and melodious music to the rhythm of the tobas dance toba [f] BO
music that accompanies tarqueada dance tarqueada [f] PE BO
music accompanying the bambuco dance batucada (portugués) [f]
music of the muiñeira traditional galician dance muñeira (gallego) [f]
pertaining to the jarana music and dance jaranero [adj] MX
dance to candombe music candombear [v] UY
play the music accompanying the milonga dance milonguear [v] AR UY
dance and music with harp, violin, guitar, and castanets used in old castile folijones [m/pl]
music accompanying the picayos popular dance picayos [m/pl] ES local
warlike folk dance where dancers wear shirts and shorts covered with feathers, a high head dress covered with feathers, holding a bow and arrows spinning and jumping to the beat of the music tobas [f/pl] BO
play, music, and dance representing hernán cortés' conquest of mexico montezuma española [n] PA