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Meanings of "dance" in Spanish English Dictionary : 40 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
dance baile [m]
dance danza [f]
dance bailar [v]
General
dance danzado [m]
dance saltación [f]
dance dancístico [adj]
dance danzar [v]
dance interpretar [v]
dance danzario [adj]
dance bailar vals [v]
dance valsar [v]
dance menear el bote [v]
dance agitarse [v]
dance moverse [v]
dance danzado [m]
dance tripudio [m]
dance saltación [f]
dance tripudiar [v]
dance brincar [v]
dance hadar [v]
dance saltar [v]
dance hacer bailar [v]
dance hacer saltar [v]
dance coro [m] disused
dance baila [f] ES rare
dance ballar [v] disused
dance pachuquear [v] SV
dance sotar [v] disused
dance bailonga [adj/f]
Idioms
dance mover el esqueleto [v]
dance menear el esqueleto [v]
dance danzar de cuenta [v]
dance mover el caite [v] HN
Colloquial
dance bailongo [m]
dance danza [f]
dance bailongo [adj]
Slang
dance tonear [v] PE
Construction
dance oscilar [v]
dance oscilar [v]
Arts
dance batimán (francés) [m]

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

Spanish English
Folklore
dance [m] ES local sword dance
dance [m] ES local poem recited as part of the sword dance

Meanings of "dance" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

English Spanish
Conjugations
you dance baila [v]
you dance bailas [v]
we dance bailamos [v]
you dance bailes [v]
I dance bailo [v]
I/you dance baile [v]
you dance danza [v]
Common
flamenco (dance) flamenco [m]
salsa (a type of dance) salsa [f]
General
dance hall bailadero [m]
dance floor bailadero [m]
dance troupe ballet [m]
tap dance zapateado [m]
cuban dance pachanga [f]
argentinian folk dance chacarera [f]
colombian dance music cumbia [f]
gipsy dance zambra [f]
gypsy dance [us] zambra [f]
folk dance guaracha [f]
dance flamenco bailar flamenco [v]
tap-dance zapatear [v]
tap dance claqué [m]
(dance) floor pista [f]
square dance cuadrilla [f]
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areito [m]
dance number bailable [m]
place to hold a public dance bailadero [m]
dance party baile [m]
dance hall baile [m]
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]
popular dance baile de candil [m]
costume dance baile de disfraces [m]
dance with masks baile de máscaras [m]
saint vitus' dance baile de san vito [m]
dramatic short dance bailete [m]
indigenous african dance balele [m]
break dance break (inglés) [m]
break dance break dance [m]
cha cha cha dance chachachá [m]
dance partner chambelán (francés) [m]
charleston dance charlestón [m]
chimbaguele song and dance participant chimbaguele [m]
dance step cimbrado [m]
contrapás dance contrapás (francés) [m]
fountain children's round dance corro [m]
dance step cortado [m]
type of dance cruzado [m]
flamenco dance and music group cuadro flamenco [m]
dance move cuatropeado [m]
dance step cuatropeado [m]
dance troupe cuerpo de baile [m]
dance group cuerpo de baile [m]
dance troupe danzado [m]
song and dance espaviento [m]
dance with african roots guineo [m]
music accompanying dance with african roots guineo [m]
dance leader guion [m]
figurative links that are made in dance lazo [m]
children's dance from chile manseque [m]
old-fashioned dance molinete [m]
andalusian dance ole [m]
music accompanying an andalusian dance ole [m]
rustic dance paloteado [m]
dance step paso [m]
dance like minuet paspié [m]
16th and 17th century spanish dance and song pesamedello [m]
an 17th century aristocratic dance pie de gibao [m]
spanish dance rastreado [m]
rapid dance moves remeneo [m]
step in an ancient spanish dance rey [m]
jump step (dance) salto y encaje [m]
solo dance move solo [m]
licentious 18th century dance sueño [m]
flamenco dance hall tablao [m]
dance floor for flamenco tablao [m]
tango dance tango [m]
jousting dance torneo [m]
spanish song and dance trípili [m]
turdion dance turdión [m]
man working at an open-air dance verbenero [m]
16th century spanish dance villano [m]
andalusian dance vito [m]
music accompanying the vita andalusian dance vito [m]
song accompanying the vita andalusian dance vito [m]
zarambeque dance zarambeque [m]
dance class alta [f]
fancy dance step campanela (italiano) [f]
song and dance of the french revolution carmañola (francés) [f]
song and dance carola (francés) [f]
17th century dance carretería [f]
graceful bow in dance continencia [f]
andalusian song and dance corralera [f]
creole song and dance criolla [f]
csárdás hungarian dance czarda (francés) [f]
dance troupe danza [f]
habanera dance danza [f]
maypole dance danza de cintas [f]
sword dance danza de espadas [f]
dance of death danza de la muerte [f]
asturian dance danza prima [f]
in spanish dance, movement with the opposing foot in the opposite direction deshecha [f]
canary islands popular dance folía [f]
galician dance gallegada [f]
old fashioned dance for two people gaveta [f]
music that goes with the gavota dance gaveta [f]
ancient dance giga [f]
music accompanying the giga dance giga [f]
old spanish dance hacha [f]
type of music and dance jácara [f]
type of dance jácara [f]
nocturnal moorish festivity or dance leila [f]
old spanish dance mariona [f]
mazurka dance mazurca [f]
milonga dance milonga [f]
figure (dance) mudanza [f]
steps (dance) mudanza [f]
popular galician dance muiñeira [f]
cuban dance pachanga [f]
kind of dance palmadilla [f]
pyrrhichios dance pírrica [f]
pyrrhike dance pírrica [f]
chotis traditional dance of madrid polca alemana [f]
redova dance redova [f]
music accompanying the redova dance redova [f]
step in an ancient spanish dance retirada [f]
salsa dance salsa [f]
samba dance samba [f]
varsovienne dance varsoviana [f]
woman working at an open-air dance verbenera [f]
saraband dance zarabanda [f]
zarda dance zarda [f]
related to dance dancístico [adj]
of the type of music and dance jacarando [adj]
dance to a tambourine panderetear [v]
tap (dance) taconear [v]
dance tango tanguear [v]
weave (dance) tejer [v]
weave (dance) tejerse [v]
dance the waltz valsar [v]
tap dance zapatear [v]
song and dance alharacas (árabe) [f/pl]
basque dance and music zorcico [m]
popular mexican dance jarabe [m]
slow dance baile lento [m]
pole dance baile del caño [m]
pole dance baile del tubo [m]
pole dance baile en tubo [m]
ballroom dance baile de salón [m]
a ballroom dance vals [m]
formal dance baile [m]
folk dance bailecito [m]
funky (music/dance) funky [m]
tango (ballroom dance) tango [m]
mexicon indigenous dance mitote [m]
a traditional dance of asturias pericote [m]
mating dance baile de cortejo [m]
break dance break dance [m]
barn dance baile en un granero [m]
barn dance baile folclórico [m]
barn dance baile campesino [m]
barn dance baile popular [m]
popular dance from argentina and uruguay zamba [f]
andalusian song and dance soledad [f]
small dance band orquestina [f]
traditional spanish dance seguidilla [f]
a type of dance jarana [f]
argentinian dance and music milonga [f]
type of gypsy dance zambra [f]
andalusian dance sevillana [f]
a latin american dance and music bamba [f]
catalan folk dance and music sardana [f]
aragonese typical dance jota [f]
galician folk dance muñeira [f]
dance and music from cuba habanera [f]
colombian dance and music cumbia [f]
aerial dance danza aérea [f]
belly dance danza del vientre [f]
type of dance danza del vientre [f]
gypsy dance zambra [f]
belly dance danza de vientre [f]
dedicated area/space (dance floor/tennis court) pista [f]
belly dance music música de danza del vientre [f]
belly-dance music música de danza del vientre [f]
belly-dance danza del vientre [f]
barn dance fiesta de baile popular [f]
afro-american dance danza afroamericana [f]
apache dance danza apache [f]
apache devil dance danza apache del diablo [f]
barn dance fiesta con música y baile en un granero [f]
dance floor pista [f]
(dance) performer intérprete [m/f]
ask someone to dance sacar a bailar a alguien [v]
dance all night bailar toda la noche [v]
dance a waltz bailar un vals [v]
ask somebody to dance pedir un baile [v]
do a dance bailar [v]
do belly dance hacer la danza del vientre [v]
do a dance hacer un bailoteo [v]
do a dance danzar [v]
andalusian song and dance bulerías [f/pl]
traditional music and dance typical of seville sevillanas [f/pl]
dance academy academia de baile
dance floor pista de baile
dance center centro de baile
popular song and dance of the caribbean areito [m]
spanish dance caballero [m]
schottische (dance) chotis [m]
dance step/setting balance [m]
bending movement in a spanish dance cimbrado [m]
rowdy dance batuque [m]
dance originally performed in the canary islands canario [m]
ancient rustic dance candamo [m]
children's round dance corro [m]
cotillion (dance) cotillón [m]
popular spanish dance and song bolero [m]
popular dance cariaco [m]
an old spanish dance bran de inglaterra [m]
step in a spanish dance doble [m]
negro dance and tune cumbé [m]
negro dance guineo [m]
leader of a dance guión [m]
hungarian dance galop [m]
a spanish dance with castanets fandango [m]
music for this dance fandango [m]
gipsy dance garrotín [m]
andalusian dance jaleo [m]
grotesque dance matachín [m]
old spanish song and dance pésamedello [m]
andalusian dance ole [m]
an old-fashioned dance molinete [m]
rustic dance paloteado [m]
step in a spanish dance rey [m]
kind of dance paspié [m]
a spanish song and dance trípili [m]
an ancient dance saltarelo [m]
an old spanish melody and dance villano [m]
ancient spanish dance turdión [m]
popular dance tango [m]
ancient dance torneo [m]
andalusian folksong and dance vito [m]
informal/family dance saragüete [m]
informal dance sarao [m]
one of the six choirboys who sing and dance in some cathedrals seise [m]
ancient dance zambapalo [m]
spanish tap dance zapateado [m]
a merry folksong and dance zarambeque [m]
folksong and dance (andalusia) zorongo [m]
basque folk song and dance zorcico [m]
a licentious dance of the 18th century sueño [m]
ancient spanish dance of german or flemish origin alemana [f]
kind of court dance alta [f]
country dance charrada [f]
andalusian dance and song in triple measure cachucha [f]
a movement in the spanish dance contenencia [f]
graceful bow in a dance continencia [f]
step in a spanish dance deshecha [f]
an old spanish dance dama [f]
dance accompanied by a chorus corea [f]
andalusian song and dance corralero [f]
cossack dance cosaca [f]
song and dance carola [f]
rapid movement in a spanish dance carrerilla [f]
old spanish dance and song chacona [f]
a spanish dance chamberga [f]
ancient dance guimbarda [f]
slow cuban dance and song habanera [f]
spanish dance and music gallarda [f]
galician dance and its tune gallegada [f]
ancient spanish dance españoleta [f]
popular dance in asturias giraldilla [f]
kind of dance with castanets folia [f]
type of popular song and dance jácara [f]
jig (dance and tune) jiga [f]
aragonese and yalencian dance and tune jota [f]
spanish dance mariona [f]
nocturnal moorish dance leila [f]
step in an ancient spanish dance retirada [f]
kind of country dance paisana [f]
morris dance mojiganga [f]
kind of dance palmadica [f]
popular song and dance of ronda rondeña [f]
popular dance of galicia muñeira [f]
kind of dance pataletilla [f]
andalusian dance performed at christmas tumba [f]
an ancient spanish song and dance villanesca [f]
national catalonian dance sardana [f]
an ancient spanish dance tárraga [f]
kind of dance palmadilla [f]
habanera (dance of cuban origin) danza [f]
kind of dance palmadita [f]
dancer of country-dance contradancista [m/f]
dance about bailotear [v]
dance around bailotear [v]
dance frequently and ungracefully bailotear [v]
dance the polka bailar la polca [v]
ancient castilian dance folijones [m/pl]
lancers (music and dance) lanceros [m/pl]
kind of dance panaderos [m/pl]
a merry spanish tune and dance seguidillas [f/pl]
sevillan air and dance sevillanas [f/pl]
clog-dance baile de zuecos [m]
tap-dance zapateado [m]
tap-dance claqué [m]
country dance contradanza [f]
dance attendance obsequiar [v]
lead one a dance traer a uno al retortero [v]
dance attendance estar de plantón [v]
farewell supper and dance cacharpari [m] PE
dance-band instrument chucho [m] CO
tune and dance cielito [m] AR UY
a folk-dance bambuco [m] CO
a slow dance and its tune danzón [m] CU
indian dog-dance caluyo [m] BO
popular dance without song calladito [m] CL
coarse negro dance candombe [m] AMER
popular dance and music congo [m] CU
gourd used as an instrument to accompany dance music güiro [m] ANT CR MX
popular air and dance galerón [m] CO VE
popular dance and its music gato [m] AR UY
indian dance huayno [m] PE CL AR
popular indian dance jaracolito [m] PE
licentious feast and dance jorco [m] rur. rare
country dance guateque [m] AMER
quadrille dance pericón [m] AR
indian dance mitote [m] AMER
children's dance manseque [m] CL
popular dance, kind of zapateado seis [m] PR
body closeness between a couple (in a ballroom dance) afinque [m] PR
afro-peruvian dance where the men hold a candle they use to try to burn a ribbon the women wear alcatraz [m] PE
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
the traditional dance of venezuela and colombia joropo [m] CO VE
part of a joropo dance festival golpe [m] CO VE
part/mode of joropo (venezuelan dance) pasaje [m] CO VE
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areyto [m] MX NI DO PR
surprise visit to a house during the christmas holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] CU PR
surprise visit to a house during the carnaval holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] UY
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
indigenous dance performed to the music of kettledrum or tabor atabal [m] CU
competition of folkloric dances in which two people or groups dance face to face atipanacuy [m] PE
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
character that performs the auqui dance auquis [m] BO
dancer who performs a folkloric dance with a shotgun and dressed in rags in remembrance of a military heroic deed of the war of the pacific avelino [m] PE
dance ritual in honor of a deceased person banco [m] DO
display of flags or banners waving to the rhythm of a drum and flute during a dance bandereo [m] HN NI DO
folk dance performed in pairs (whose movements imitate the conquest of the woman by the male) bambuco [m] EC:Ne
music accompanying the bambuco folk dance bambuco [m] CO VE
music accompanying the bambuco folk dance bambuco [m] EC:Ne
colombian folk dance bambuco [m] CO VE
music and dance of afro-dominican folklore bambulá [m] DO
ancient african dance bembé [m] CU
ancient african dance bembé de potencias [m] PR
traditional dance of the andean region caluyo [m] BO AR:Nw
an traditional dance of the andean region callahuaya [m] BO
one of the modalities of the dance of tap-dancing callao [m] DO
a traditional funerary dance in which dancers are dressed in black and wear bird feathers ayarachi [m] PE
someone's enthusiastic dance brimbrán [m] DO
informal and very fast dance brincoteo [m] MX HN NI PR
traditional dance from ecuador amor fino [m] EC:W
very lively and energetic street dance amorfino [m] EC:W
meeting of players and dancers to perform the bomba dance bombazo [m] PR
dance held for someone who is about to take a trip cacharpari [m] PE rur.
music accompanying the cashua dance cashua [m] PE
regional dance from darien similar to the tamborito bullarengue [m] PA
regional dance from darien similar to the tamborito bullerengue [m] PA
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
dance performed in darién in the east of panama, at christmas time bunde [m] PA
music accompanying the cashua dance cachua [m] BO PE rur.
collective andean dance that includes soft and short tapping and was originally performed in the round during harvest in prehispanic times cachua [m] BO PE rur.
very animated and happy popular dance cachullapi [m] EC
dance performed with the same partner over an extended period of time abono [m] GT HN
dance enthusiast bailador [m] HN NI CU DO PR CO CL UY
a dance competition among couples with a charitable purpose bailatón [m] CL rare
a dance celebrated on st. andrew's day, with women dressed in white and their hair powdered with talcum to make it white baile blanco [m] DO
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 with paid tickets baile contribución [m] CU DO PR
a typical dance from the region of san juan de maguana, in which a circle of bottles is placed around dancers baile de la botella [m] DO
a dance to the music of a drum baile de jinca [m] VE rare
a dance in which participants have to pay an anticipated fee baile de guante [m] GT
a folkloric dance in which a woman runs after a man until he falls or escapes and the turn is given to someone else baile de la chicha maya [m] CO
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
an old dance made up of several dances performed around a snake made from several materials baile de la culebra [m] DO disused
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 variety of the carabiné dance, with the tip of the toe baile del soldado [m] DO
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
a dance performed during the celebration of the "guancasco" between gracias and mejicapa, which is an annual festivity of the patron saints of such two neighbor towns as a sign of friendship baile del encierro [m] HN:W
a dance performed around a hat placed on the floor baile del sombrero [m] DO
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
dance scene bailable [m] AR:Ne
dance hall bailable [m] AR:Ne
a dance competition among couples with a charitable purpose bailetón [m] PE CL
hat dance baile del sombrero [m] DO
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
a place where people dance bailable [m] AR:Ne
dance of black people and music for this dance caracumbé [m] DO
dance of black people and music for this dance cumbé [m] DO
dance with one or several cueca traditional dances cuequeo [m] CL
loud and disordered popular dance charrango [m] HN derog.
typical dance carried out between a couple where the partners alternate between dancing together and independently, moving forward and backward in agile and strong movements currulao [m] CO
music that accompanies currulao dance currulao [m] CO
god in the yoruba religion that represents thunder, justice, virility, dance, and fire in santeria ceremonies changó [m] NI DO PR
farcical character who presides over the dance of the morenos or choquelas cusillo [m] BO
general dance changüí [m] CU
cheap dance hall chispero [m] CR disused
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
man leading a religious dance caporal [m] CL:N
merengue dance style chivo de samaná [m] PR
merengue dance style chivo florete [m] PR
merengue dance style chivo florete [m] PR
circle dance fandango [m] CO
typical dance performed in pairs in a circle moving clockwise to the beat of a band fandango [m] CO
chain dance fandango [m] CO
string used to make a spinning top dance caricón [m] VE
deity who enjoys great prestige in santo domingo, has a fire symbol, red color and likes rum, tobacco and dance candeló [m] DO
dance hall dance related to the gavotte and minuet, accompanied by music with two parts fast and slow cuando [m] AR
house party where guests eat, drink, and dance huateque [m] MX
traditional dance consisting of a continuous swinging of couples jamaqueyo [m] NI:N
farcical character who presides over the dance of the morenos, choquelas, and suri sicuris kusillo [m] BO
rockers dance consisting of jumping, headbanging, and slamming into each other mosh [m] EC child
dance combining cumbia and merengue merecumbé [m] NI CO EC
music combining cumbia and merengue that accompanies this dance merecumbé [m] NI CO EC
round dance merecumbé [m] HN child
person who likes to listen to or dance merengue merenguero [m] NI PA DO PR
crowded dance party parrandón [m] GT
ritual dance leader pajaritero [m] NI
dance partner parejo [m] PA PR CO
dance partner parejo [m] VE rur.
dance performed by a man and a woman who dance closely and move their hips perreo [m] PR EC PY teen
dance performed by a man and a woman who dance closely and move their hips perreo [m] DO PE
man dressed with feathers and pendants in religious festivals who dance before images in processions samilante [m] AR:Nw
dance hall rumbeadero [m] CO
people gathered together to dance rumbón [m] PR
improvised dance floor templete [m] VE
dance about zangoloteo [m] CL UY
person who likes to listen to and dance to typical music tipiquero [m] PA derog.
aire de mejorana, lively song and dance zapatero [m] PA
dance by performers dressed in red and black stripes and a devil mask toletón [m] PA
crown decorated with feathers used by the moxo indigenous people when participating in the macheteros dance tontochi [m] BO:E
music that accompanies this dance tamborito [m] PA
masked man who participates in the typical dance of cacaopera tapojiado [m] SV
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areíto [m] CU
territory subject to the jurisdiction of the dance, ordinary judge in certain manor towns in the crown of aragon bailiazgo [m] disused
dance to send-off or bid farewell cacharpari (quechua) [m] PE
shuffling dance step escobilleo [m] MX PA CU DO CO VE PE BO AR UY
song and dance esparajismo [m] ES local
popular dance estilo [m] UY
dance turn giramiento [m] disused
dance spin giramiento [m] disused
popular song and dance guaguancó [m] CU DO
dance leader for community festivals güegüenche [m] MX
licentious feast and dance jorco [m] ES local
merecumbe dance merecumbé [m] NI CO EC
typical music chorus or dance montuno [m] CU
each part of the cueca dance pie de cueca [m] CL
improvised dance floor templete [m] VE
ancient dance of the kʼicheʼ indians tun [m] GT
negro dance chica [f] AMER
indian dance cachúa [f] PE EC BO
a slow dance and its tune danza [f] CU PR
popular creole dance calinda [f] CU
kind of spanish clog-dance guaracha [f] CU PR
popular dance milonga [f] AR
ancient popular dance sajuriana [f] CL AR PE UY
a popular dance sanguaraña [f] PE
indian folksong and dance zamacueca [f] CL PE
indian folksong and dance cueca [f] SA
part (golpe) of a joropo dance guacharaca  [f] CO VE
dance party organized by wealthy people asamblea [f] VE
a dance cultivated in its origins by black slaves agua de nieve [f] PE disused
batucada dance party batucada [f] AR:Nw
batucada dance party batucada [f] CL
the burgos sword dance cadena [f] PR
dance rhythm played by this set of instruments cajada [f] PE
cheerful, erotic and ceremonial andean dance cajcha [f] PE
afro-cuban dance caliga [f] CU
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
chotan black dance bomba [f] EC:Nw
aimara and quechua folk dance antawara [f] BO
braided cord used to dance trompo cabuya [f] DO PR
inca dance in which masked men in brightly colored outfits simulate a conflict using whips cachampa [f] PE
dance enthusiast bailadora [f] HN NI CU DO PR CO CL UY
facilities where people can dance and listen to cumbia bailante [f] AR
folk dance that represents the aymara spinners and weavers kullahuada [f] BO:W
traditional folk dance performed by young women and that forms part of the ritual dances dedicated to the virgin mary cullaca [f] CL
young woman who participates in this dance cullaca [f] CL
folk dance that represents the aymara spinners and weavers cullahuada [f] BO
traditional dance accompanied by the musical composition of the same name cueca [f] AR UY
traditional dance that symbolizes the different stages of a romance, in which dancers quickly search for and dodge each other cueca [f] BO CL
dance similar to cumbia that is danced to the accordion and the flauta de millo woodwind instrument cumbiamba [f] CO:N
panamanian folk dance curacha [f] PA
popular dance cuyaya [f] DO
familiar dance charanga [f] MX CO