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cantantes
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
singer [Am ˈsɪŋər, Brit ˈsɪŋə] N
singer
cantante mf
he's not a bad singer
no canta mal
a pop/an opera singer
un cantante pop/de ópera
singer-songwriter [ˌsɪŋərˈsɔŋˌraɪdər] N
singer-songwriter
cantautor m / cantautora f
folk singer N
1. folk singer (traditional):
folk singer
cantante mf de música folklórica
2. folk singer (modern):
folk singer
cantante mf (de música) folk
carol singer N
carol singer
persona que canta villancicos
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
cantante
singer
cantautor (cantautora)
singer-songwriter
estos cantantes modernos lo único que saben hacer es berrear
all these modern singers do is scream and shout
tonallidero (tonallidera)
popular singer
tonallidero (tonallidera)
music hall singer
cantaor (cantaora)
flamenco singer
vocalista
singer
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
singer [ˈsɪŋəʳ, Am -ɚ] N
singer
cantante mf
lead singer N
lead singer
cantante mf principal
pop singer N
pop singer
cantante mf pop
singer-songwriter N
singer-songwriter
cantautor(a) m (f)
carol singer N
carol singer
persona f que canta villancicos
a round of applause for the singer
un aplauso para el cantante
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
cantautor(a)
singer-songwriter
folclórico (-a)
singer of flamenco
cantante
singer
cantor(a)
singer
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
singer [ˈsɪŋ·ər] N
singer
cantante mf
pop singer N
pop singer
cantante mf pop
singer-songwriter N
singer-songwriter
cantautor(a) m (f)
lead singer N
lead singer
cantante mf principal
carol singer N
carol singer
persona f que canta villancicos
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
cantautor(a)
singer-songwriter
divo (-a)
leading opera singer m, f
folclórico (-a)
flamenco singer
cantante
singer
payador
improvisational guitar-playing singer, competing with another
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
a round of applause for the singer
un aplauso para el cantante
I'm no great shakes as a singer
no se me da muy bien cantar
gospel singer
cantante mf de gospel
el cantante tuvo una buena acogida
the singer was received with applause
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
In the late 1970s he began his career as a singer.
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Ironically, too, the music that for so long took a backseat to the singers, now took the lead.
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Singer was first buried there, but his grave did not survive to modern times.
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I've always been influenced by the way a good singer can express something beyond the words of a song.
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This is one of the reasons why she didn't let me be a singer.
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