HABANERA

HABANERA


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Word: habanera
Word origin: late 19th century: Spanish, short for danza habanera ‘dance of Havana’.
Phonetic: ˌhabəˈnɛːrə
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a Cuban dance in slow duple time.


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Carmen dance
Carmen highlight
Aria for Carmer
Carmens Cuban dance
Cuban dance
Cuban dance in duple time
Music with a tango-like rhythm
Slow Cuban dance
Song sung by Carmen
Sultry Cuban dance
Tangolike dance
Famous aria.
Rise Stevens sings it.
Risë Stevens sings it.
Risë Stevens solo.
Part of Carmen.
Carmen's famous aria.
Carmen specialty
Dance for Carmen
Tango's kin
Aria from Carmen.
Trip, poison taken in honourable death, not half
Dance with goddess around a bar
Ban hare coursing, a Cuban speciality
Goddess keeps a bar in dance
Goddess keeps a bar for a dance
Cuban steps in stadium with sound of contempt rising
Greek goddess inspires a bar dance
Short circuit on board is easily managed
... with asymmetry in small part? Show agreement in court
African country whose capital is Harare
Influential choreographer's opening ignored during her key dance
Dance goddess circumvents an exclusion
Forged ahead, mostly, with barn dance
Dance with Greek goddess outside a bar
Famous aria from the opera Carmen by Georges Bizet sometimes referred to as Lamour est un oiseau rebelle
Dance of Cuban origin
Cuban dance – ban a hare
Cuban dance that sounds similar to a Cuban pepper




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