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Cartageneras (Spanish pronunciation: [kaɾtaxeˈneɾas]) are a
flamenco palo
belonging to the
category of the
cantes de las
minas (in English,
songs of the...
- also has a rich
musical tradition of
flamenco songs, or
palos called cartageneras.
Seville celebrates Semana Santa, one of the
better known religious events...
-
Franconetti for his café in Seville. He was
noted for his
skill in
singing the
cartagenera, malagueñas, granaína and
media granaína,
which earned him the po****r...
- Bossa, la
cartagenera que ganó Miss
Earth Colombia". El
Universal (in
European Spanish). 26
August 2018.
Retrieved 28
October 2021. "La
cartagenera Valeria...
- in the
autonomous community of Murcia. They were
formerly called UD
Cartagenera.
Founded in 1940, they are
focused on
youth football, and hold home games...
- Ramón
Arcas se
convierte en la
tercera incorporación
cartagenera (Ramón
Arcas becomes third cartagenera addition); Vavel, 27 June 2014 (in Spanish) Ramón...
- latter. Born in Torre-Pacheco in the
Region of Murcia,
Tatono pla**** for
Cartagenera in the
Tercera División in 1960–61. He then
moved to
nearby Real Murcia...
- bandolá, boleras, bulerías, calesera, campanilleros, cantifia, caracoles,
cartagenera, chuflas, columbianas, fandangos, fandanguillos, farruca, garrotín, guajíra...
- Chopin)
Minueto (Minuet)
Isabel (Waltz on a
theme by
Johann Strauss II) La
cartagenera (The Cartagena) Fantasía
sobre motivos de "La Traviata" de
Verdi (Fantasy...
- modulation.
Fandangos and
derivative palos such as malagueñas,
tarantas and
cartageneras are bimodal:
guitar introductions are in
Phrygian mode
while the singing...
