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

English Spanish
General
popular music folía [f]
popular music música popular

Meanings of "popular music" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 59 result(s)

English Spanish
General
popular spanish music bolero [m]
popular catchy music chinchín [m]
light popular music folión [m]
singer of light popular music folión [m]
popular spanish music boleras [f/pl]
popular song/music tonada [f]
british popular music música popular británica [f]
light and popular music folión [m]
popular proverb put to music anejín [m] rare
popular dance and music congo [m] CU
popular dance and its music gato [m] AR UY
popular proverb put to music anejir [m] rare
music played generally at dawn, on occasion of certain popular religious festivals albazo [m] EC
popular music based on cumbia where women keep the beat with the palm of their hands bullarengue [m] CU CO
popular music based on cumbia where women keep the beat with the palm of their hands bullerengue [m] CU CO
party among friends with music, popular dances, and regional foods buri [m] BO:E
popular music played primarily on stringed instruments like the guitar and double bass curruncuchún [m] HN
a popular dance and music from dominican republic bachata [f] GT HN NI CR PA CU DO PR VE EC
popular colombian music cachaca [f] PY
popular music and dance of puerto rico plena [f] PR
african drum used in popular music of the antilles tumba [f] CU:E DO
african drum used in popular music of the antilles tumbadora [f] PR
african drum used in popular music of the antilles conga [f] PR
popular singer who improvises ten-line stanzas and tends to participate in music competitions decimista [m/f] CU
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
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
popular band composed of amateur musicians playing local music papayera [f] CO
gathering where popular music is played tocada [f] MX SV
popular typical sinaloan music group tambora [f] MX
Music
contemporary popular music genre rooted in corridos, rancheras, and traditional music of northern mexico, with lyrics of everyday stories, sometimes related to drug trafficking música grupera [f] MX HN SV NI CR PA
popular music performed by a local band música papayera [f] CO
Folklore
popular dominican republic dance performed by a single couple accompanied by music chenchen matriculado [m] DO
improvised popular singing based on coplas or ripios and a simple, rhythmical music chuín [m] DO
popular music festival candombaile [m] UY
music and dance of african origin very popular in south america candombe [m] DO EC PY AR UY disused
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
popular dance and music of afro-dominican origin congo [m] NI CU DO
popular get-together where typical panamanian music is heard and danced pindín [m] PA
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 festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunce [m] PE:Nw
popular slow dance music son [m] NI CO
popular andean music guaiño [m] BO
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]
popular music accompanying the guabina dance guabina [f] CO
popular music genre, formerly called zamacueca, singing their own songs and performed in two-four rhythm with a guitar and snare drum marinera [f] PE
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunsa [f] PE
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunza [f] PE
popular style of music carrilera [f] CO
popular music from the highlands guabina [f] CO
that blends traditional andean rhythms with techno music and includes lyrics regarding (popular music) chichero [adj] EC
music accompanying the picayos popular dance picayos [m/pl] ES local