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21Cante andaluz — [spanisch, kante anda luːs], Sammelbezeichnung für südspanische (andalusische) Liedformen (z. B. Fandango, Malagueña), die sowohl zur Herausbildung des Flamenco als auch des Tango beigetragen haben …
22Cante flamenco — [spanisch, kante fla məȖko], Flamenco …
23Cante flamenco — The cante flamenco (flamenco song) is one of the three main components within the expression of flamenco, along with toque (playing the flamenco guitar) and baile (dance). Foreigners generally mistake the flamenco dance as being the essence of… …
24Cante jondo — Le cante jondo, signifiant littéralement « chant profond » en espagnol andalou, est un type de chant flamenco, qui désigne les chants les plus anciens et les plus primitifs du répertoire flamenco. Les textes sont le plus souvent très… …
25cante jondo — ▪ music (Andalusian Spanish: “deep song,” or “grand song”), the most serious and deeply moving variety of flamenco, or Spanish Gypsy song. The cante jondo developed a distinctive melodic style, the foremost characteristics of which are a… …
26cante flamenco — ► locución MÚSICA Cante andaluz agitanado …
27cante hondo — can·te hon·do loc.s.m.inv. ES sp. {{wmetafile0}} TS mus. canto popolare andaluso di tono tragico, in cui prevalgono i temi dell amore, del dolore e dell ineluttabilità del fato {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: sec. XX. ETIMO: comp. di cante 1canto e… …
28cante fable — A technical term for spoken prose narratives interspersed with short songs conveying crucial information (e.g. magical utterances, riddles, threats, etc.). English *folktales often contain verses, but they are not sung; one of the few… …
29cante jondo — noun see cante hondo …
30cante — bacantes brocante capricante claudicante communicante convaincante décante fabricante intoxicante provocante radicante suffocante sécante tocante urticante vacante vésicante …
