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spanish dance

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "spanish dance" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 5 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	spanish dance	rastreado [m]
2	General	spanish dance	caballero [m]
3	General	spanish dance	mariona [f]
Botanic
4	Botanic	spanish dance	pasadoble [m]
Folklore
5	Folklore	spanish dance	bran de inglaterra [m]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "spanish dance" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 48 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	16th and 17th century spanish dance and song	pesamedello [m]
2	General	step in an ancient spanish dance	rey [m]
3	General	spanish song and dance	trípili [m]
4	General	16th century spanish dance	villano [m]
5	General	in spanish dance, movement with the opposing foot in the opposite direction	deshecha [f]
6	General	old spanish dance	hacha [f]
7	General	old spanish dance	mariona [f]
8	General	step in an ancient spanish dance	retirada [f]
9	General	traditional spanish dance	seguidilla [f]
10	General	bending movement in a spanish dance	cimbrado [m]
11	General	popular spanish dance and song	bolero [m]
12	General	an old spanish dance	bran de inglaterra [m]
13	General	step in a spanish dance	doble [m]
14	General	a spanish dance with castanets	fandango [m]
15	General	old spanish song and dance	pésamedello [m]
16	General	step in a spanish dance	rey [m]
17	General	a spanish song and dance	trípili [m]
18	General	an old spanish melody and dance	villano [m]
19	General	ancient spanish dance	turdión [m]
20	General	spanish tap dance	zapateado [m]
21	General	ancient spanish dance of german or flemish origin	alemana [f]
22	General	a movement in the spanish dance	contenencia [f]
23	General	step in a spanish dance	deshecha [f]
24	General	an old spanish dance	dama [f]
25	General	rapid movement in a spanish dance	carrerilla [f]
26	General	old spanish dance and song	chacona [f]
27	General	a spanish dance	chamberga [f]
28	General	spanish dance and music	gallarda [f]
29	General	ancient spanish dance	españoleta [f]
30	General	step in an ancient spanish dance	retirada [f]
31	General	an ancient spanish song and dance	villanesca [f]
32	General	an ancient spanish dance	tárraga [f]
33	General	a merry spanish tune and dance	seguidillas [f/pl]
34	General	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
35	General	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
36	General	kind of spanish clog-dance	guaracha [f] CU PR
Folklore
37	Folklore	music that accompanies folklore dance, generally with lyrics in spanish and quechua	carnavalito [m] PE BO AR
38	Folklore	dancer who performs in a typical dance wearing 18th century spanish clothing	corcovado [m] PE
39	Folklore	popular couples dance influenced by spanish dances like the jota	jarabe [m] MX NI
40	Folklore	indigenous dance from the colonial period ridiculing the spanish	pacochi [m] BO
41	Folklore	afro-antillean dance and music that mixes spanish and amerindian rhythms with african percussions	son [m] MX:Se CU PR
42	Folklore	ancient spanish dance	caballero [m]
43	Folklore	spanish dance move done by raising the right foot over the other	cargado [m]
44	Folklore	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
45	Folklore	popular dance emulating combat performed by 12 men dressed as spanish conqueror with wooden swords	huanquilla [f] PE rur.
46	Folklore	spanish dance move	girada [f]
47	Folklore	slow spanish dance	pavana [f]
48	Folklore	dance representing the invasion of the inca empire by the spanish	incas [m/pl] BO