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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "popular dance" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 11 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
popular dance baile de candil [m]
popular dance cariaco [m]
popular dance tango [m]
popular dance estilo [m] UY
popular dance milonga [f] AR
Folklore
popular dance jarabe [m] MX
popular dance pasillo [m] PA CO EC
popular dance seis [m] PR rare
popular dance tajaraste [m]
popular dance tamborito [m] PA
popular dance tango [m]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "popular dance" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 148 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areito [m]
canary islands popular dance folía [f]
popular galician dance muiñeira [f]
popular mexican dance jarabe [m]
popular dance from argentina and uruguay zamba [f]
popular song and dance of the caribbean areito [m]
popular spanish dance and song bolero [m]
popular dance in asturias giraldilla [f]
type of popular song and dance jácara [f]
popular song and dance of ronda rondeña [f]
popular dance of galicia muñeira [f]
popular dance without song calladito [m] CL
popular dance and music congo [m] CU
popular air and dance galerón [m] CO VE
popular dance and its music gato [m] AR UY
popular indian dance jaracolito [m] PE
popular dance, kind of zapateado seis [m] PR
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areyto [m] MX NI DO PR
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areito [m] MX NI DO PR
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areíto [m] CU
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auquis [m] BO
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auqui [m] BO
dance popular in northern chile that is danced by a couple using a handkerchief and which simulates a courting ritual cachimbo [m] CL
folk dance mixing different popular rhythms (typical of the colombian andes) bunde [m] CO
very animated and happy popular dance cachullapi [m] EC
loud and disordered popular dance charrango [m] HN derog.
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areíto [m] CU
popular song and dance guaguancó [m] CU DO
popular creole dance calinda [f] CU
ancient popular dance sajuriana [f] CL AR PE UY
a popular dance sanguaraña [f] PE
a popular dance and music from dominican republic bachata [f] GT HN NI CR PA CU DO PR VE EC
a popular dance and festival bachata [f] CU DO PR
a popular dance of dominican origin bachita [f] CU
popular dance from guanacaste (province of costa rica) botijuela [f] CR
type of guaracha popular dance that was at its height in cuba during the 70s guapachá [f] CU
popular music and dance of puerto rico plena [f] PR
popular courtship dance firmeza [f] AR UY
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
Colloquial
a popular dance in general baile de tierra [m] CL
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
public popular festival in which participants wear costumes, dance, and walk through the streets convite [m] GT BO
popular dance reenacting the return of soldiers after the peruvian war of independence palla palla [f] PE:E
person belonging to a brotherhood of popular dancers who wear a turban and dance in front of religious images during festivities turbante [m/f] CL
dance in family or popular gatherings bailonguear [v] BO PY
dance any popular dance candombear [v] AR UY
Music
popular dance similar to the habanera dansón [m] DO
Folklore
old popular dance changüí [m] CU DO PR
popular dance similar to the habanera danzón [m] PA disused
popular dance similar to the habanera danzón [m] CU DO PR
popular dominican republic dance performed by a single couple accompanied by music chenchen matriculado [m] DO
popular couple dance set to a rhythmical and happy beat festejo [m] PE:N
soft tap dance done in some popular dances escobillado [m] MX CU PE BO CL AR UY
soft tap dance done in some popular dances escobilleo [m] PA CU CO VE PE:N BO AR UY
music and dance of african origin very popular in south america candombe [m] DO EC PY AR UY disused
popular dance where couples twirl and move to a rapid and light rhythm huaino [m] PE
popular andean dance guaiño [m] BO
popular music and dance with guitar, a fast mexican corrido or ballad guapango [m] HN rur.
type of folk dance popular in the south of honduras guapango [m] HN
popular tap dance in pairs in which the man pursues the woman while she tries to escape galerón [m] CO VE
popular dance where couples twirl and move to a rapid and light rhythm guayno [m] PE
music of a popular haitian dance cocoyé [m] CU
old popular dance for partners congo [m] CU EC
popular dance and music of afro-dominican origin congo [m] NI CU DO
popular dance in which the couples dance hugging each other moving their shoulders and hips correteado [m] CL
popular dance of haitian origin cocoyé [m] CU
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot huaino [m] PE CL:N AR:Nw
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot huaiño [m] BO
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot huayno [m] PE CL:N AR:Nw
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot huayño [m] BO
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot guaiño [m] BO
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot guayno [m] PE
popular dance where each couple twirls around and moves to the beat of a rapid and light trot huayno [m] PE CL:N AR:Nw
popular couples dance influenced by spanish dances like the jota jarabe [m] MX NI
person dancing the jarabe popular couples dance jarabero [m] MX
popular tap dance in which the couples enact a courtship and dance to the rhythm of the joropo joropo [m] CO VE
popular dance for couples, originally from the colombian atlantic coast, very fast pace and accompanied by clapping from the dancers mapalé [m] CO
popular dance as a couple with fast and light rhythm pasillo [m] PA CO VE EC PE
popular dance performed by couples imitating the courting of the burrowing owl pequén [m] CL:C,S
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
popular dance of the ecuadorean sierra sanjuanito [m] EC
popular dance in which each couple spins and dances to the beat of a fast trot wayño [m] PE BO
popular dance where arms are shaken rhythmically sobaqueado [m] NI
popular slow dance music son [m] NI CO
popular song that accompanies the valledupar dance vallenato [m] CO VE EC
popular traditional dance of valledupar vallenato [m] CO
popular colombian dance where figures are made while a spindle is worn to spin wool surumangué [m] CO:C
popular dance similar to the chobena danced in the round without singing tococó [m] BO:E
popular dance in which each couple spins and dances to the beat of a fast trot huaiño [m] BO
popular dance similar to the bambuco torbellino [m] CO
popular dance where a woman pretends to charge a man who defends himself with a handkerchief torito [m] BO CL:N
popular dance where three people weave in and out forming a braid tres [m] CO
popular dance in colombia and ecuador bambuco [m]
popular rustic dance of ecuador cachullapi (quechua) [m]
popular folk dance changüí [m] CU
popular flamenco song and dance galerón [m] CO VE
popular andean dance guaiño [m] BO
popular andalusian dance jaleo [m]
tones and verses of the popular andalusian dance jaleo [m]
music accompanying a popular dance pasillo [m] PA CO EC
popular asturian dance pericote [m]
popular ecuadorian dance sanjuanito [m] EC
music to accompany popular ecuadorian dance sanjuanito [m] EC
sobaqueado popular dance sobaqueado [m] NI
popular dance music son [m] CU
popular andalusian dance zorongo [m]
music and song accompanying a popular andalusian dance zorongo [m]
popular dance with partners dancing independently chacarera [f] BO AR
popular music accompanying the guabina dance guabina [f] CO
popular dance to the beat of indigenous instruments moving from house to house in search of more dancers guacherna [f] CO:N
popular dance from the antilles danced in pairs guaracha [f] MX GT HN NI PA CU DO PR CO VE CL PE rare
popular dance rhythm similar to the guaracha guaraña [f] VE:W
popular dance of african origin in which groups of people make two lines and dance to a drum conga [f] CU PR
popular song and dance with a slow beat criolla [f] CU DO
popular dance celebrated on new years or three kings day in which the dancers wear colonial costumes and masks that represent spanish governors, which they make fun of with ridiculous poses and simulate dealing out justice huaconada [f] PE
popular dance emulating combat performed by 12 men dressed as spanish conqueror with wooden swords huanquilla [f] PE rur.
popular christmas dance performed to harps and rattles huaylia [f] PE
person dancing the jarabe popular couples dance jarabera [f] MX
popular dance accompanied by singing mamangulina [f] DO
popular dance similar to the beat of traditional merengue mangulina [f] DO
popular dance to the beat of the traditional merengue margulina [f] DO
popular dance of three stanzas with a leisurely rhythm, played to the sound of guitar, snare drum, and clapping marinera [f] EC PE
popular courtship dance performed by several couples face to face with a handkerchief in hand, accompanied by a guitarist and singer mariquita [f] AR
popular dance with simple and continuous movements representing courtship mazamorra [f] CL:S
popular closed position dance to a lively rhythm similar to the tango milonga [f] NI AR UY
popular dance traditional of the province of angasmarca quiyaya [f] PE
popular dance with light tap dancing resbalosa [f] PE:Nw
popular colonial dance where couples dance with handkerchiefs resbalosa [f] CL
popular colonial dance where couples dance with handkerchiefs resfalosa [f] CL:Sw
popular rural dance typical of the yucatán vaquería [f] MX:Se
popular afro-brazilian dance batucada (portugués) [f]
popular dance of andalusia cachucha [f]
popular dance in asturias giraldilla [f]
popular afro-antillian dance guaracha [f] GT NI PA AN
popular dance from chile, ecuador, and peru marinera [f]
popular afro-antillean song and dance plena [f] PR
popular basque dance porrusalda [f]
popular afro-peruvian folk dance sanguaraña [f] PE
popular warlike dance set to a flute and drum, involving eight people wearing long shirts and vests in bright colors and wide brimmed top hats with bird feathers huancos [m/pl] PE rur.
popular dance in which the participants are disguised as devils diablicos [m/pl] PE
picayos popular dance picayos [m/pl] ES local
music accompanying the picayos popular dance picayos [m/pl] ES local
popular song and dance in casille and leon habas verdes [f/pl]
popular dance performed in the round with tap dancing, from the department of tarija rueda chapaca [n] BO:S