IPA: /həˈbænəra/
KK: /həˈbænərə/
A type of slow dance that originated in Cuba, often accompanied by music in a specific rhythm.
The couple danced the habanera gracefully at the festival.
Habanera → The word 'habanera' originates from Spanish, specifically from 'habana', meaning 'Havana', which refers to the capital of Cuba. The term describes a style of Cuban music and dance that is characterized by its slow, syncopated rhythm.
Think of the connection to 'Havana' — the 'habanera' is a dance and music style that comes from this vibrant city.