pasodobles
/ˌpɑsoʊˈdoʊbleɪz/
noun
- A fast-paced Spanish dance music, often played at bullfights or in ballroom dancing.
- The band played a lively pasodoble that got everyone on the dance floor.
- At the festival, the crowd clapped along to the rhythm of a traditional pasodoble.
- She practiced the pasodoble steps every evening before the competition.
- A dance performed to this music, typically with dramatic, marching-like movements.
- He wore a matador-inspired costume for the pasodoble routine.
- Learning the pasodoble requires strong posture and sharp turns.
- The couple performed a passionate pasodoble at the ballroom championship.