Noun:

ஃபிளெமெங்கோ,

flamenco's Usage Examples:

Whether you fancy learning flamenco at sea or sightseeing on a river cruise along the Seine, this is the place to come.

Imagine learning to ski in Germany and dancing the flamenco in Spain with top tutors.

The Pandango di Silaw also follows that kind of a beat, but at a much faster pace, and is done in a "flamenco" style - in fact, the name comes from the Spanish fandango.

The pervasive Spanish influence on the dance is especially typified by the inclusion of a habanera dance along with other movements reminiscent of flamenco.

flamenco guitar rhythms with my right hand.

She also attended a week's National Summer School and a two day work shop studying tap, flamenco, jazz and ballet.

This was urban music which mixed in Latin American rhythms to produce something much louder and livelier than traditional flamenco.

rumba Catalan is a variation of a particular form of flamenco rumba played by gypsies in Barcelona.

Paco Peña flamenco Dance Company returns to the Playhouse by popular demand from 4 to 5 March with an exhilarating evening of contemporary flamenco.

However, through four performers with careers cumulatively spanning over a hundred years, it is possible to get an idea of the kind of discipline, passion, and lives flamenco dancers live.

combining Spanish flamenco, North African rhythms with melodic hard rock has won them many fans on these shores.

Synonyms:

dance music,

Antonyms:

None