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Meanings of flamenco in anglès
A style of dancing characteristic of the Andalusian Gypsies; vigorous and rhythmic with clapping and stamping of feet.
Usage of flamenco in anglès
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For flamenco aficionados, the name of Don Flamenco commands a similar cachet.
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He was, in fact, the first prominent flamenco guitarist to go solo.
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Photo: supplied New Zealand guitarist Paul Bosauder plays flamenco with true Iberian passion.
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Guitar music contributor looks at the work of Spanish flamenco guitarist Carlos Montoya.
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Photograph: Adam Turner Taberna Gonzalo Molina offers a salt-of-the-earth flamenco experience.
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Walks, architecture, beaches and mountain views, plus flamenco and sherry in southern Spain.
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In contrast, crowded flamenco bars with no scheduled performances carry a magical spontaneity.
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The ballet spins into high gear when the entire cast enters flamenco territory.
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Live music and flamenco dancing at the weekends completes the experience.
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But not so much of the flamenco or the furnace heat in Cantabria.
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In the audience, Gates was doing some nifty, complex flamenco clapping.
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Stalls sell everything from antique badges and handmade photo frames to flamenco dresses.
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Does he consider flamenco to be the highest art attainable on the guitar?
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Up in flamenco Dance: Today flamenco enjoys a high profile.
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They play me a beautiful flamenco song with words in both Irish and Spanish.
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Also a proficient musician, he steeped himself in local culture and played flamenco guitar.
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Flamenco through the time