- .. Juan/
Bailaor (as A.
Escudero 'El Gato') D.
Bargas ...
Bailaor (as D.
Bargas 'Lulula')
Amapola ... Antonia/Bailaora 'El Guisa' ...
Bailaor Antonio Lavilla...
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cantaor (Flamenco singer) El Príncipe Gitano,
cantaor (Flamenco singer) and
bailaor (Flamenco dancer)
Dolores Vargas, "La Terremoto"
cantaora (Flamenco singer)...
- a
Spanish Gitana cantaora and
bailaora (flamenco dancer). Wife of the
bailaor Juan Montoya,
mother of the
singer Lole Montoya, of the duet Lole y Manuel...
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Pablito de Cádiz (1908–January 24, 2004) was a
Spanish flamenco dancer (
bailaor). His real name was
Pablo Jiménez Pérez, and he was a
celebrity in flamenco...
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babeio repeated meaningless sounds such as 'bababa' in the
middle of
words bailaor,
bailaora flamenco dancer (male, female), as
opposed to 'bailarin', which...
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dancing in some
taverns in Barcelona. She was
known for
wearing pants in a
bailaor style when
performing dramatic dancing,
something also done by
Carmen Amaya...
- (4) Juan José Jaen
Arroyo –
palmas (4, 15),
nudillos (4),
jaleos (4),
bailaor (4) Juan
Carlos Grilo Mateos –
palmas (4, 15),
nudillos (4),
jaleos (4)...
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European countries, and
danced at the "Bienal de Sevilla" in the
tribute to
bailaor (flamenco dancer)
Antonio Ruiz Soler. In May 1996, she was part of the...
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feature of
Flamenco singing.
Similar distinctions are made with the
words bailaor(a) and cantaor(a) as
contracted versions of the
literal translations for...
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lexicon incorporates many Andalusisms, for example, cantaor, tocaor, and
bailaor,
which are
examples of the
dropped "d"; in
standard spelling these would...
