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貹ñDZ
[ es-pah-nyawl ]
noun
- the Spanish language.
- a native or inhabitant of Spain.
adjective
- of or relating to Spain, the Spanish people, or the Spanish language.
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Origin of 貹ñDZ1
Example Sentences
In 2000, the Chris Pérez Band won a Grammy for Latin rock/alternative performance, beating out rock en 貹ñDZ heavyweights Café Tacvba, Enanitos Verdes, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs and Jaguares.
One of the most indelible moments of “Calambre,” her debut album, is the song “Buenos Aires” — a nostalgic ode to the city that she left behind, with clear nods to the funkified rock en 貹ñDZ sonics of 1980’s South America.
Our social life was centered on my parents’ native ranchos, whose residents transplanted themselves from Zacatecas to Southern California along with their music, culture and 貹ñDZ.
Gascón apologized, deactivated her X account and then went on the defensive, sometimes tearfully, in an interview with CNN en Español, on her Instagram account and in a letter to the Hollywood Reporter in which she denounced “this campaign of hate.”
It’s been a long time coming for these nominees, but one nomination in particular stands out in significance: the monumental rock en 貹ñDZ band Maná, which would be the first primarily Spanish-language act inducted.
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