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Meanings of habanera in English
Music genre.
Related terms
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
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.
Usage of habanera in English
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.
6
Rings of red onion come in a pickling liquor, flavoured with habaneras, which makes the eyes widen.
7
The slower it plays, the more religious they think it, even though the organist may be playing a Habanera.
8
David Calzado and his Charanga Habanera, another big name in Cuba's salsa scene, is getting ready for a year end concert in Miami.
Frequent collocations
Habanera through the time