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Artes Escénicas - ballet

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con el ballet como "plié", "échappé" y "sauté".

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pirouette

a ballet movement involving a rapid rotation or spin executed on one foot, often with the other leg extended and turned out

pirueta

pirueta

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plie

a knee bend with an upright posture, used as a fundamental exercise and basic movement in ballet technique to develop strength, flexibility, and control

plié

plié

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arabesque

a classical ballet position where the dancer stands on one leg with the other leg extended behind, often with arms in various graceful positions

arabesco

arabesco

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attitude

a ballet position where one leg is lifted and bent behind the body with the knee turned out and the foot pointed

actitud

actitud

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ballon

a ballet term for the quality of lightness and buoyancy in a dancer's jumps or leaps, creating a sense of suspension or hovering in the air

globo

globo

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assemble

a ballet jump where one foot leaves the ground and the other foot meets it in the air, used for fluid transitions and dynamic movements in ballet

armar

armar

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barre

a horizontal handrail used in ballet for balance and stability during warm-up exercises and technique practice

barra

barra

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brise

a ballet step where a dancer jumps, brushes one leg against the other in a crossed position, and lands on the opposite leg

brisa

brisa

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pas de chat

a ballet term for a sideways jump where the knees are brought up towards the chest and the feet extend into a diamond shape, resembling the leap of a cat

paso de charla

paso de charla

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degage

a movement where the working leg is lifted off the floor, typically with a pointed foot and a sense of ease and freedom

degradar

degradar

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pas de deux

a ballet duet performed by two dancers, often showcasing synchronized movements and intricate choreography

paso de dos

paso de dos

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glissade

a ballet step in which one foot slides smoothly along the floor to meet the other foot, often executed as part of a larger sequence or combination

deslizamiento

deslizamiento

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fouette

a ballet turning step where one leg whips around the body while maintaining balance on the supporting leg, known for its grace and dynamic appearance

fouette

fouette

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jete

a big jump in ballet where one leaps into the air with one leg forward and the other leg back

jete

jete

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saute

a ballet jump or spring from both feet into the air

saltear

saltear

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rond de jambe

a ballet leg movement in a circular motion

ronda de jambe

ronda de jambe

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port de bras

a ballet term for arm movements and positioning that adds grace and expressiveness to a dancer's performance

puerto de bras

puerto de bras

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pointe

ballet dancing on the tips of the toes with specialized shoes for advanced dancers, creating elegant and ethereal movements

punta

punta

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pas de basque

a dance step where the legs cross while moving sideways or diagonally, commonly used in various dance styles such as ballet

pas vasco

pas vasco

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pas de bourree

a dance step or movement involving a quick transfer of weight from one foot to the other, commonly used in ballet, jazz, and contemporary dance styles

pas de bourrée

pas de bourrée

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chasse

a ballet step where one foot swiftly follows the other in a sliding or gliding motion, often used to transition between movements or positions

persecución

persecución

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sissonne

a type of jump or leap where a dancer jumps from both feet, extends one leg to the front or side while the other leg remains in the air, and lands on the extended leg

sisona

sisona

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tour en l'air

a ballet jump with one or more rotations in the air, showcasing a dancer's turning ability and skill

gira en el aire

gira en el aire

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calypso leap

a dynamic jump in contemporary dance that combines a 180-degree turn with an extended leg behind the body, creating a visually striking movement

salto de calipso

salto de calipso

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cabriole

a ballet jump where one leg is kicked in the air while the other follows, meeting it before landing, often used to showcase a dancer's athleticism and skill

cabriolé

cabriolé

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demi-pointe

ballet dancing on the balls of the feet with the heels slightly off the ground, serving as a preparatory stage for dancing en pointe

media punta

media punta

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a la seconde

a ballet term that describes movements or steps executed to the side, with one leg extended to the side of the body

a la segunda

a la segunda

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tendu

(of a position) fully extended and stretched, usually with a pointed foot and maintaining proper alignment and control

tendú

tendú

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changement de pied

a ballet term that describes a jump in which a dancer changes their feet in the air, often performed with a beat or a switch of the legs, resulting in a seamless and graceful movement

cambio de pie

cambio de pie

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second position

a ballet stance with feet apart, arms extended to the sides, used as a base for many movements

segunda posición

segunda posición

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tour jete

a ballet jump where the dancer leaps through the air with one leg extended forward and the other leg thrown back

tour jete

tour jete

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developpe

a ballet term for smoothly lifting and extending the working leg from a position close to the body to an open position, typically at 90 degrees or higher

desarrollar

desarrollar

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epaulement

a ballet term that refers to the positioning and movement of the shoulders, head, and neck in relation to the rest of the body

épaulement

épaulement

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echappe

a jump from a closed to an open position with pointed feet, and then returning to the closed position

echarpe

echarpe

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first position

the basic stance with heels together and toes turned out, commonly used as a starting position for ballet movements

primera posición

primera posición

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fourth position

a ballet stance where one foot is placed in front of the other, with the heel of the front foot positioned near the arch of the back foot

cuarta posición

cuarta posición

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retire

a ballet movement where a dancer lifts one foot and draws it up to the side of the standing leg, often used as a preparation for other movements

jubilarse

jubilarse

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releve

a movement in which a ballet dancer rises up onto the balls of their feet, lifting their heels off the ground

relevar

relevar

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fish dive

a dynamic movement where one partner jumps or dives into the arms of another partner, creating a visually striking moment in contemporary and modern dance choreography

buceo con peces

buceo con peces

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fondu

melting quality in dance, referring to a smooth and gradual lowering or melting movement, often associated with fluidity, grace, and control in ballet

fondu

fondu

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port de deux

a dance movement or pose performed by two dancers together, often showcasing their coordination, balance, and harmony in a duet

puerto de dos

puerto de dos

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fifth position

a ballet stance where one foot is placed against the other foot, with the feet turned out, often used for steps, poses, and turns in ballet

quinta posición

quinta posición

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batterie

a ballet term for quick and intricate foot movements, often performed in mid-air, showcasing a dancer's agility and coordination

batería

batería

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grand battement

a ballet term for a high kick with a straight leg and pointed foot, often used in warm-up exercises and ballet combinations

gran batalla

gran batalla

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petit battement

a ballet term for a small, quick beating movement of the foot used in warm-up exercises and ballet combinations to develop foot articulation and control

pequeño batement

pequeño batement

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divertissement

a ballet term that refers to a short, self-contained dance piece or a suite of dances, typically featuring solo or ensemble performances

divertimento

divertimento

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pas

(ballet) a step or movement, typically forming part of a choreographed sequence

papá

papá

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pas seul

(ballet) a solo dance performed by a single dancer, highlighting their technical ability, expression, and artistry.

pas seul

pas seul

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allegro

a fast and lively style of ballet dance featuring jumps, leaps, and quick footwork, used to showcase a dancer's speed, athleticism, and artistry

alegro

alegro

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adagio

a movement or composition intended to be played at a slow tempo

adagio

adagio

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