flamenco

• Substantivo que designa o estilo musical e de dança apaixonado e rítmico originado na Andaluzia, Espanha, frequentemente associado à cultura cigana e caracterizado pelo toque de violão, canto, palmas e sapateado.

A noun referring to a passionate and rhythmic style of music and dance originating from the Andalusian region of Spain, often associated with Gypsy culture and characterized by guitar playing, singing, clapping, and foot stamping.

1. Flamenco danceB1formalart

   A passionate and rhythmic style of dancing originating from the Andalusian region of Spain, often performed by Gypsies, characterized by vigorous movements, clapping, and foot stamping.

   Flamenco

   • She performed a traditional flamenco at the festival.
   • The dancers' stamping feet created a powerful rhythm.
   • Flamenco requires intense emotion and precise footwork.

2. Flamenco musicB1formalart

   A style of guitar music specifically composed to accompany flamenco dancing, known for its intricate melodies and rhythmic patterns.

   Flamenco (música)

   • The guitarist played a beautiful flamenco piece.
   • Flamenco music often includes clapping and singing.
   • He learned to play flamenco from a master in Seville.