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malagueña
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ma·la·gue·ña  (mäl-gny)
n.
1. A dance native to Málaga, Spain, that is a variety of the fandango.
2. Any of several Spanish folk tunes, especially one native to Málaga that is similar to the fandango.

[Spanish, feminine of malagueño, of Málaga, from Málaga, Málaga.]

malagueña [ˌmæləˈgeɪnjə]
n
(Performing Arts / Dancing) a Spanish dance similar to the fandango
[Spanish: of Málaga]


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