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Meanings of contradanza in English
Spanish
contradanza Spanish and Spanish-American version of the contradanse music and dance genre.
Synonyms
Examples for "danza"
Examples for "danza"
1
Well, Saturday night the Spanish boys have a lil' party, some DANZA.
2
Pursuing the case at home could avert more pain for Danza.
3
Additional footage was filmed by Danza using a small camera.
4
Will Danza fired the last of his gaussgun rounds, and dropped the big weapon.
5
They need to know that someone cares, Danza said.
1
Turns out the score has a distinctly latin flair, similar to a habanera beat.
2
He hummed the habanera.
3
He was wakeful and that wretched Habanera kept throbbing in his head.
4
Habanera We get the giggles every time we see this version of Bizet's Habanera from Carmen.
5
Bruce Hopkins from Auckland has chosen the Maria Callas version of 'Habanera' from the opera Carmen.
Usage of contradanza in English
1
Then all waltzed or took part in their only square dance, the contradanza.
2
She must not hide her light in the contradanza.
3
Ysabel never went through the graceful evolutions of the contradanza as she did that night.
4
You no dance the contradanza, no?
5
The thick circle about her parted, and General Castro bent over her hand, begging the honour of the contradanza.
6
The contradanza ends with a waltz, and as Dario held her in his arms his last remnant of prudence gave way.
7
That night, as Dario and Elena danced the contradanza together, they felt the eyes of Dona Jacoba upon them, but he dared to whisper:-
8
The Spanish dances of early California times were the Contradanza, Quadrillas Españolas, Varsoviana, Jota Aragonesa, Bamba, Jarabe, Son, Zamacueca, and Fandango.
9
"At your feet, señorita," he said; "may I dare to beg the honour of the contradanza?"
10
"Tell him," she murmured, horrified at her own boldness-"tellhim to take me out for the contradanza tonight.
11
"And the next contradanza!"
12
Then all waltzed or took part in their only square dance, the contradanza.
13
She must not hide her light in the contradanza.
14
Ysabel never went through the graceful evolutions of the contradanza as she did that night.
15
You no dance the contradanza, no?
16
The thick circle about her parted, and General Castro bent over her hand, begging the honour of the contradanza.
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Frequent collocations
Contradanza through the time