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malagueña
A "malagueña" is a term referring to a woman from Málaga, Spain, or a traditional Andalusian folk music style from that region.
In a sentence
La malagueña cantó una canción tradicional.
The woman from Málaga sang a traditional song.
Here, 'malagueña' refers to a woman from Málaga, a city in Spain, which acts as a noun describing nationality or origin.
Interpretaron un fandango malagueña en la guitarra.
They performed a Malagueña-style fandango on the guitar.
In this instance, 'malagueña' is used as an adjective describing a style of music or dance originating from Málaga.
Escuché una hermosa malagueña durante el espectáculo.
I heard a beautiful Malagueña during the show.
In this context, 'malagueña' refers to a type of Andalusian flamenco music characteristic of Málaga, functioning as a noun to describe a specific artistic form.
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