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bolero
[ buh-lair-oh, boh- ]
noun
- a lively Spanish dance in triple meter.
- the music for this dance.
- a jacket ending above or at the waistline, with or without collar, lapel, and sleeves, worn open in front.
bolero
/ əˈɛəəʊ /
noun
- a Spanish dance, often accompanied by the guitar and castanets, usually in triple time
- a piece of music composed for or in the rhythm of this dance
- ˈɒəəʊ a kind of short jacket not reaching the waist, with or without sleeves and open at the front: worn by men in Spain and by women elsewhere
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of bolero1
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of bolero1
Example Sentences
The opening namesake track kicks off this new era of “Raúl “ with a simmering bolero colored with jazzy trumpets and tantalizing conga drumming.
The song flutters with the levity of a bolero.
Aguilar also became a huge concert attraction across the Americas with a gentlemanly vocal style that harks back to 20th century Mexico — an intoxicating blend of jubilant ranchera and misty bolero pathos.
Early on, he wore a colorful bolero vest and a large tie done up in a bow.
In 2012, he was invited to testify before a parliamentary committee on drug policy, walking the halls in a black tank top and bolero hat.
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