flamenco
n.n. a traditional style of music and dance from southern Spain. It is usually performed by a group of people who sing, play guitar, and dance at the same time.
n. a traditional form of music and dance from southern Spain, characterized by rhythmic guitar playing, vocal improvisation, and expressive dance. Often performed in a group setting with a singer, guitarist, and dancer.
The group performed a traditional flamenco at the local festival.
After the dinner, the waiter asked if we wanted to see a flamenco show at the nearby theater.
The rhythmic complexity of flamenco requires a deep understanding of traditional Spanish percussion, while the vocal styles often involve intricate improvisation and emotional storytelling.
Borrowed from Spanish flamenco, from Middle Dutch vlaminc (“Fleming”) (> Dutch Vlaming).