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No. 14,054 in Spanish

tangos

A style of music and dance originating from Argentina and Uruguay, or in some contexts, tantrums or fits of emotions.

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  • Los tangos argentinos son famosos en todo el mundo.

    Argentine tangos are famous worldwide.

    Here, 'tangos' refers to the plural form of the dance and musical genre known as tango, mentioning the cultural popularity of specific music and dance originating from Argentina.

  • En el club de danza hay clases de tangos todos los jueves.

    At the dance club, there are tango classes every Thursday.

    In this context, 'tangos' signifies multiple instances or styles of tango dancing being taught as part of weekly classes.

  • Se emocionaron al escuchar tangos durante su visita a Buenos Aires.

    They were thrilled to listen to tangos during their visit to Buenos Aires.

    Here, 'tangos' denotes multiple compositions or performances within the tango music genre, highlighting the immersive cultural experience during the trip.

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