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Meanings of "musicians" in Spanish English Dictionary : 2 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
General
1	General	musicians	música [f]
2	General	musicians	miniteca [f] VE

Meanings of "musicians" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 24 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
General
1	General	band of street musicians	rondalla [f]
2	General	group of street musicians	murga [f]
3	General	afro-american musicians	músicos afroamericanos [m/pl]
4	General	band of musicians in a church	capilla [f]
5	General	body of performing musicians	música [f]
6	General	group of village musicians of poor quality	banda choca [f] SV
7	General	group of amateur musicians	escoleta [f] MX
8	General	meeting of amateur musicians to practice	escoleta [f] MX
9	General	group of musicians who play a certain family of instruments	tropa [f] BO:W
10	General	band of street musicians	murga [f] ES
Idioms
11	Idioms	bring together a small group of musicians	hacer un rumbón [v] PR
Colloquial
12	Colloquial	band of untalented musicians	murga [f]
13	Colloquial	popular band composed of amateur musicians playing local music	papayera [f] CO
Politics
14	Politics	argentine trade union of musicians	sindicato argentino de músicos AR
Music
15	Music	group of five musicians	quinteto [m]
Folklore
16	Folklore	traditional music genre interpreted by five musicians playing the guitar, tres, bongo, and maracas	changüí [m] CU
17	Folklore	very small drum used by afro-uruguayan musicians	chico [m] UY
18	Folklore	costume worn by singers, musicians, and dancers of samaná during carnival	candelón [m] DO
19	Folklore	dueling musicians	paya [f] CL
20	Folklore	dueling musicians	payada [f] PE BO:C,S CL AR UY
21	Folklore	dueling musicians	payada de contrapunto [f] BO CL AR UY
22	Folklore	in some corpus christi celebrations in the andes, gigantic woman made of a reed frame painted white and accompanied by dancers and musicians	palla [f] EC
23	Folklore	traditional dance of the andean region where couples dressed in traditional costumes hold hands and dance around a group of musicians	pinquillada [f] BO:W
24	Folklore	typical andean dance with couples dancing around a group of musicians	tarqueada [f] PE BO