la danza

dance

ˈd a n θ a

noun · feminine Rare #30,359

dance Often refers to dance as an art form or field of study.

SP: La danza es parte de su vida.

EN: Dance is part of her life.

Tenemos un final de danza moderna.

We have a modern dance finale.

— Estallido mortal (1981)

Con tu danza del agua y tu Aguja.

With your water dance and your Needle.

¿Nunca oíste hablar de danza moderna?

Have you never heard of modern dance?

— Estallido mortal (1981)

¿Una buena danza para los invitados?

A good dance for the guests?

— Devdas (2002)

Él quiere estudiar música y danza.

He wants to study music and dance.

Ha empezado la temporada de danza.

The dance season has begun.

— Dolor y gloria (2019)

Betty es una profesora de danza.

Betty is a dance teacher.

Mary es profesora de danza.

Mary is a dance teacher.

Mary fue a la escuela de danza.

Mary went to dance school.

Estoy tomando un curso de danza.

I am taking a dance course.

Ella quiere estudiar música y danza.

She wants to study music and dance.

Solo pasaba por aquí, estudié baile y danza.

I was just passing by, I studied dance.

— Los Visitantes (1993)

Sounds similar to

lanza ˈl a n θ a panza ˈp a n θ a chanza ˈt͡ʃ a n θ a