No. 9,965 in Spanish
cabalgata
A "cabalgata" is a parade or procession, often featuring horses or floats.
In a sentence
La cabalgata de Reyes Magos es una tradición en España.
The Three Kings parade is a tradition in Spain.
In this sentence, 'cabalgata' refers to a festive procession, which aligns with its meaning of a ceremonial parade, often involving horses.
Disfrutamos de una cabalgata por el bosque a la luz de la luna.
We enjoyed a horseback riding journey through the forest under the moonlight.
Here, 'cabalgata' is used to mean a horseback riding excursion, highlighting the connection to the act of riding.
La cabalgata de manifestantes marchó por la avenida principal.
The parade of protesters marched down the main avenue.
In this usage, 'cabalgata' refers metaphorically to a parade or march, emphasizing a collective procession without necessarily including horses.
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