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- noun Plural form of
bolero .
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Examples
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Gormé is of Sephardic Jewish heritage, which definitely isn't gabacho, and recorded one of the most-beloved albums of Mexican abuelitas everywhere: Amor, a collection of Latin American boleros with the Mexican group Trio Los Panchos that's all about Los Panchos' twinkling triumvirate of guitars and Gormé's sighing voice--just play "Sabor a Mi" to any chica, and watch her chonis melt away, the raison d'etre for hombres from sunrise to sunset.
Gustavo Arellano: ¡ASK A MEXICAN!: Day Laborers and Música Gustavo Arellano 2011
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Gormé is of Sephardic Jewish heritage, which definitely isn't gabacho, and recorded one of the most-beloved albums of Mexican abuelitas everywhere: Amor, a collection of Latin American boleros with the Mexican group Trio Los Panchos that's all about Los Panchos' twinkling triumvirate of guitars and Gormé's sighing voice--just play "Sabor a Mi" to any chica, and watch her chonis melt away, the raison d'etre for hombres from sunrise to sunset.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Gustavo Arellano 2011
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Perhaps as a result, cardigans got a new groove, reviving shapes such as boleros and shrunken shrugs.
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He became famous for his "boleros" (romantic ballads), which had their roots in Cuba in the 1800s, and the Cubans adopted him as one of their own.
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Go for the boleros, not the children's songs. esperanza
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Go for the boleros, not the children's songs. esperanza
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Go for the boleros, not the children's songs. esperanza
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Well ... for developing an ear for Spanish, I agree -- go for the boleros.
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Well ... for developing an ear for Spanish, I agree -- go for the boleros.
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Well ... for developing an ear for Spanish, I agree -- go for the boleros.
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