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Música - Canciones y Música Específicas

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con canciones y música específica como "serenata", "himno" y "balada".

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carol
carol
[Sustantivo]

a religious song that people sing at Christmas

villancico

villancico

chanty
chanty
[Sustantivo]

a rhythmic song that sailors used to sing in the past while working together

saloma

saloma

dirge
dirge
[Sustantivo]

a song, poem, or musical composition expressing grief, especially one performed at a funeral or memorial

canto fúnebre, endecha

canto fúnebre, endecha

Ex: The choir sang a solemn dirge as the procession entered the chapel. 
folk song
folk song
[Sustantivo]

a song that is part of the tradition of a region or community, with a simple form and melody, developed by ordinary people

canción folclórica, canción folklórica, canción popular, canción tradicional

canción folclórica, canción folklórica, canción popular, canción tradicional

golden oldie
golden oldie
[Sustantivo]

a song or movie that was a hit in the past and is still popular

clásico de oro

clásico de oro

hymn
hymn
[Sustantivo]

a religious song intended to praise God, especially sung by Christians in congregation

himno, cántico

himno, cántico

Ex: The congregation sang a hymn at the beginning of the service. 
anthem
anthem
[Sustantivo]

an official song of great importance for a particular country that is performed on certain occasions

himno

himno

Ex: The national anthem was played before the start of the sporting event as a sign of respect for the country. 
anthem
anthem
[Sustantivo]

a song of religious praise, often directed to God or a saint

himno

himno

Ex: The choir performs an anthem during mass. 
lullaby
lullaby
[Sustantivo]

a soft, gentle song sung to help a child fall asleep

canción de cuna, nana

canción de cuna, nana

Ex: She sang a lullaby to her baby. 
madrigal
madrigal
[Sustantivo]

a song without instruments consisting of several vocals, singing about secular themes in the 16th century

madrigal

madrigal

chant
chant
[Sustantivo]

a word, phrase, or song repeated over and over, often during religious or ritual practices

canto, salmodia

canto, salmodia

Ex: The monks joined in a morning chant. 
ballad
ballad
[Sustantivo]

a tale that is narrated in the form of a song or poem

balada

balada

Ex: The troubadours of medieval Europe traveled from town to town, singing ballads of love and chivalry. 
torch song
torch song
[Sustantivo]

a popular romantic song that revolves around an unrequited or lost love

canción de amor

canción de amor

love song
love song
[Sustantivo]

a musical composition that expresses romantic feelings

canción de amor, balada romántica

canción de amor, balada romántica

Ex: At their wedding reception, the couple danced to their favorite love song, creating a magical moment filled with joy and romance. 
car song
car song
[Sustantivo]

songs that are commonly played or listened to while driving in a car, often chosen for their energetic, enjoyable, or nostalgic qualities that enhance the driving experience

canción de coche, música para conducir

canción de coche, música para conducir

mashup
mashup
[Sustantivo]

a remix that blends two or more songs into one track

mashup, mezcla musical

mashup, mezcla musical

Ex: The DJ dropped a mashup of Beyoncé and Daft Punk. 
request
request
[Sustantivo]

a solicitation for a specific song or piece to be played during a musical event

solicitud

solicitud

requiem
requiem
[Sustantivo]

a piece of music or religious chant performed as a tribute to someone who has died

réquiem

réquiem

Ex: The choir sang a beautiful requiem at the funeral, honoring the deceased. 
serenade
serenade
[Sustantivo]

a musical composition or performance, often performed outdoors at night, conveying romantic feelings

serenata, nocturno

serenata, nocturno

Ex: The lovers sat by the riverside, listening to the distant sound of a serenade drifting through the night, adding to the magic of the moment. 
fandango
fandango
[Sustantivo]

a couple dance music in triple time, accompanied by tambourine or castanets, with rapid lively moves, originally from Spain

fandango

fandango

bolero
bolero
[Sustantivo]

a couple dance music in 3/4 time with modest and restrained moves, originated in Spain

bolero

bolero

mazurka
mazurka
[Sustantivo]

music that accompanies a Polish dance in moderate triple time for four or eight couples

mazurca

mazurca

jig
jig
[Sustantivo]

a lively musical composition in triple rhythm, historically popular

jiga, giga

jiga, giga

Ex: He tapped his feet to the lively jig played on the violin. 
ditty
ditty
[Sustantivo]

a short and simple song or poem

cancioncilla, cantinela, tonadilla

cancioncilla, cantinela, tonadilla

Ex: The children sang a cheerful ditty as they skipped down the path, filling the air with laughter and melody. 
jingle
jingle
[Sustantivo]

a short catchy tune, often used in advertising

sintonía, cancioncilla

sintonía, cancioncilla

Ex: The jingle for that soda brand is stuck in my head all day. 
soundtrack
soundtrack
[Sustantivo]

the recorded sounds, speeches, or music of a movie, play, or musical

banda sonora

banda sonora

Ex: The movie's soundtrack features a mix of classical and modern music. 
merengue
merengue
[Sustantivo]

a lively couple dance or its music that is originated in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, popular all over the Latin America

merengue

merengue

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