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Artes Escénicas - Danza Latina y Social

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con el baile latino y social como "salsa", "flamenco" y "square dance".

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samba
[Sustantivo]

a vibrant Brazilian dance style distinguished by its rhythmic hip movements, lively footwork, and festive ambiance, commonly performed during carnival celebrations

samba, baile de samba

samba, baile de samba

flamenco
[Sustantivo]

a passionate and expressive Spanish dance form known for its intricate footwork, graceful arm movements, and emotive gestures

flamenco, danza flamenca

flamenco, danza flamenca

mambo
[Sustantivo]

a lively Cuban dance characterized by bold hip movements, syncopated footwork, and Afro-Cuban influences

mambo, baile mambo

mambo, baile mambo

bolero
[Sustantivo]

a spanish dance that involves intricate footwork and graceful, flirtatious movements

bolero

bolero

Ex: At the wedding reception , the first dance of the newlyweds was a sweet , bolero that brought tears to many eyes .
fandango
[Sustantivo]

a lively Spanish or Portuguese dance performed by couples, known for its spirited movements and flirtatious interactions

fandango, danza

fandango, danza

cha-cha-cha
[Sustantivo]

a lively Latin American dance known for its quick steps, syncopated rhythms, and playful hip movements, often performed by couples

cha-cha-chá, cha-cha

cha-cha-chá, cha-cha

tango
[Sustantivo]

a passionate ballroom dance from Argentina known for its dramatic movements and intricate footwork, often performed by couples

tango, danza tango

tango, danza tango

round dance
[Sustantivo]

a social dance where participants form a circle or closed formation and move together in unison to repeating music, characterized by simple steps and patterns

danza en círculo, baile circular

danza en círculo, baile circular

ballroom dance
[Sustantivo]

a formal social dance performed by couples, known for its elegant movements and precise footwork in various styles such as waltz, foxtrot, tango, and cha-cha-cha

baile de salón, danza de salón

baile de salón, danza de salón

waltz
[Sustantivo]

a graceful ballroom dance performed in triple time by couples in close embrace, known for its smooth, flowing movements and romantic atmosphere

vals, baile de vals

vals, baile de vals

cancan
[Sustantivo]

a lively French dance known for its high kicks, fast-paced movements, and playful choreography, often performed by a chorus line of dancers

cancán, cancán francés

cancán, cancán francés

foxtrot
[Sustantivo]

a smooth and elegant ballroom dance characterized by long, flowing movements and danced in a closed position by couples

foxtrot, baile foxtrot

foxtrot, baile foxtrot

quadrille
[Sustantivo]

a lively square dance of French origin performed by four couples, featuring structured figures and patterns to music with a distinct rhythm

cuadrilla, quadrille

cuadrilla, quadrille

quickstep
[Sustantivo]

a lively ballroom dance with fast-paced movements and syncopated rhythms, often danced by couples in a closed position

quickstep, baile rápido

quickstep, baile rápido

two-step
[Sustantivo]

a lively country dance performed by couples to a quick-quick-slow rhythm

dos pasos, baile de dos pasos

dos pasos, baile de dos pasos

square dance
[Sustantivo]

a lively social dance performed by four couples in a square formation, guided by a caller's cues and often accompanied by traditional music

baile en cuadrado, danza cuadrada

baile en cuadrado, danza cuadrada

bunny hug
[Sustantivo]

a lively dance characterized by rhythmic bouncing movements and close physical contact between dancers

baile del conejo, abrazo de conejo

baile del conejo, abrazo de conejo

carioca
[Sustantivo]

a lively Brazilian dance with samba steps, hip movements, and syncopated rhythms

carioca, danza carioca

carioca, danza carioca

conga
[Sustantivo]

a lively Afro-Cuban dance with repeating steps and synchronized hip and arm movements to percussion music

conga, danza conga

conga, danza conga

cotillion
[Sustantivo]

a formal social dance characterized by elegant and graceful movements, often performed in a group setting, and typically featuring traditional ballroom steps and patterns

cotillón, cotiñón

cotillón, cotiñón

habanera
[Sustantivo]

a slow and rhythmic Cuban dance known for its flirtatious movements and syncopated rhythms

habanera, danza habanera

habanera, danza habanera

twist
[Sustantivo]

a lively dance known for its swiveling hip movements and twisting motions, often performed to rock and roll music

el twist, el baile twist

el twist, el baile twist

paso doble
[Sustantivo]

a dramatic Spanish dance inspired by bullfights, featuring bold and rhythmic movements, often performed to lively Spanish music

paso doble, danza de paso doble

paso doble, danza de paso doble

farandole
[Sustantivo]

a lively French dance known for its fast tempo, circular formations, and intricate weaving patterns

farandola, danza farandole

farandola, danza farandole

one-step
[Sustantivo]

a social dance from the early 20th century, known for its simple steps and smooth gliding movements, often danced to ragtime music

un paso, uno paso

un paso, uno paso

beguine
[Sustantivo]

a lively Caribbean ballroom dance known for its swaying hips, quick steps, and syncopated rhythms, often danced to Latin music

beguine, beguina

beguine, beguina

Apache dance
[Sustantivo]

a dramatic French dance characterized by aggressive movements and intense storytelling, often performed to dramatic music

danza apache, bailes apache

danza apache, bailes apache

Ex: During the cultural festival , a Apache dance performance transported the audience to the gritty streets of early 20th-century Paris , where love and betrayal intertwined in a dramatic display .
barn dance
[Sustantivo]

a lively rural dance event featuring simple steps, energetic movements, and community spirit

baile de granero, danza campestre

baile de granero, danza campestre

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