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Examples of paseo
paseo
Paseo Colorado is an upscale shopping mall designed to be a modern urban village.
From the en.wikipedia.org
Paseo de la Isla is another one of Burgos'beautiful tree-lined garden walks.
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A repeated 8-bar paseo was followed by two 16-bar sections called the primera and segunda.
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Cruisers are predominantly Hispanic, and they follow, on wheels, the tradition of the paseo.
From the time.com
Suddenly cafes and shops along Sevilla's main paseo have appeal.
From the edition.cnn.com
Paseo Tablado La Guancha is located in the town's sea shore.
From the en.wikipedia.org
The Cubans developed a number of creolized version, such as the paseo, cadena, ostenido and cadazo.
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Across the south, in countries such as Italy and Spain, communities have a paseo, or stroll, in the early evening.
From the kansas.com
In the past it was used as the city's bull ring, but now it is mainly a meeting point for locals on their evening paseo.
From the guardian.co.uk
- Walk: a path set aside for walking; "after the blizzard he shoveled the front walk"
- A walking step which connects two sections of a dance. The dancer may walk around striking poses without losing the timing in the steps. Paseo also refers to the opening ceremony at a bullfight.
- In flamenco dance, the departure or first steps the dancer performs while walking rhythmically to the timing of the melody of the music. In guitar, it is a series of rasgueos that the guitarist performs between falsetto and falsetto or between falsetto and song.
- Boulevard or pedestrian street
- "Paseo a caballo" - a horse ride. "Chaquetilla Paseo" - Spanish riding jacket, short embroidered, double-breasted. "Calzon Paseo" - Spanish riding trousers, grey striped or dark with no turn ups
