flamenco in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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flamenco (-a)
flamenco
cante flamenco
flamenco
folclórico (-a)
singer of flamenco
bailador(a)
dancer (of flamenco)
flamenco
flamenco
saeta
pious song in flamenco style typically sung in the religious processions in Spain during Easter week
cante jondo
Flamenco singing
tablao
bar or place where a Flamenco show is performed
cante hondo
purist Flamenco musical style
olé
Olé (or ole) is not only a cry of encouragement during a bullfight or a Flamenco dance, but also a general cry of enthusiasm and joy. ¡Olé! is associated worldwide with Spain and its folklore.

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pious song in flamenco style typically sung in the religious processions in Spain during Easter week
saeta
bar or place where a Flamenco show is performed
tablao
Olé (or ole) is not only a cry of encouragement during a bullfight or a Flamenco dance, but also a general cry of enthusiasm and joy. ¡Olé! is associated worldwide with Spain and its folklore.
olé
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This is probably the first step in his future career as an innovator in flamenco.
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When the instrument was finished in 1971, he played a rousing flamenco number and started on his second guitar.
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A spoken bridge, in which the girls mention different dance styles, flamenco, lambada, hip-hop, foxtrot, polka, salsa and hakaprecedes the third chorus.
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It starts with gentle violins, and continues with flamenco-like guitar playing, and castanets.
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The show featured three other elder bailaoras, whose "pure flamenco" dance continued to draw aficionados; the lively show included well-known singers and guitarists.
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A typical cypress flamenco guitar produces more treble and louder percussion than the more sonorous negra.
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Flamenco is a philosophy, the way of thinking and feeling of a whole people and its historical tradition.
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Some purists frown on castanets (even though they can be seen in many early 20th century photos of flamenco dancers).
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Various upcoming dancers would explore flamenco fusion, and there would be one big, slick, theatrical humdinger with stadium sound and legions of heel-drumming frill-flappers.
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They also incorporated a wider range of musical genres including reggae, flamenco guitar, and acid house.
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