lambada
/lɑmˈbɑdə/
noun
- A fast, energetic Brazilian dance for couples, popular in the 1980s and 1990s, characterized by close contact and rapid hip movements.
- She practiced the lambada for weeks before the dance competition.
- The music for the lambada has a lively, upbeat rhythm.
- At the party, they taught everyone how to do the lambada.
- The music that accompanies the lambada dance, typically with a fast tempo and strong beat.
- The DJ played a lambada that got everyone on the dance floor.
- The band ended their set with a popular lambada.
- I downloaded a lambada playlist for my workout.