Usage of "flamenco" | TermGallery

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Genre of Spanish music and dance.

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A style of dancing characteristic of the Andalusian Gypsies; vigorous and rhythmic with clapping and stamping of feet.

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For flamenco aficionados, the name of Don Flamenco commands a similar cachet. 
 BBC 

He was, in fact, the first prominent flamenco guitarist to go solo. 
 100 New Yorkers of the 1970s 

Photo: supplied New Zealand guitarist Paul Bosauder plays flamenco with true Iberian passion. 
 Radio NZ 

Guitar music contributor looks at the work of Spanish flamenco guitarist Carlos Montoya. 
 Radio NZ 

Photograph: Adam Turner Taberna Gonzalo Molina offers a salt-of-the-earth flamenco experience. 
 The Guardian 

Walks, architecture, beaches and mountain views, plus flamenco and sherry in southern Spain. 
 BBC 

In contrast, crowded flamenco bars with no scheduled performances carry a magical spontaneity. 
 BBC 

The ballet spins into high gear when the entire cast enters flamenco territory. 
 The Irish Times 

Live music and flamenco dancing at the weekends completes the experience. 
 The Guardian 

But not so much of the flamenco or the furnace heat in Cantabria. 
 The Irish Times 

In the audience, Gates was doing some nifty, complex flamenco clapping. 
 The Guardian 

Stalls sell everything from antique badges and handmade photo frames to flamenco dresses. 
 The Guardian 

Does he consider flamenco to be the highest art attainable on the guitar? 
 100 New Yorkers of the 1970s 

Up in flamenco Dance: Today flamenco enjoys a high profile. 
 The Guardian 

They play me a beautiful flamenco song with words in both Irish and Spanish. 
 The Irish Times 

Also a proficient musician, he steeped himself in local culture and played flamenco guitar. 
 The Irish Times 

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