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    Melodía (en. Melody)

    /me.loˈðí.a/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A set of musical notes that follow each other in an orderly manner and form a unit.
    The melody of the song is very catchy.
    La melodía de la canción es muy pegajosa.
    Part of a musical piece that is recognized for its memorable character.
    The melody of the anthem is moving.
    La melodía del himno es conmovedora.
    Melodic sequence that repeats throughout a musical work.
    The chorus introduces a new melody.
    El estribillo introduce una nueva melodía.

    Etymology

    From Greek 'melodia', meaning 'the art of singing'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to play a melody
    To interpret a series of musical notes.
    tocar una melodía
    to be carried away by the melody
    To be emotionally influenced by music.
    dejarse llevar por la melodía
    a catchy melody
    A melody that is easy to remember and sing.
    una melodía pegajosa

    Related Words

    harmony
    Combination of sounds that produce a pleasant effect.
    armonía
    rhythm
    Regular pattern of movement or sound over time.
    ritmo
    tonality
    The quality of a musical tone, which establishes the character of a melody.
    tonalidad

    Slang Meanings

    A popular or successful song.
    That new melody is everywhere, everyone is listening to it.
    Esa nueva melodía está en todas partes, la están escuchando todos.
    A pleasant or fun moment, often related to music.
    We had a great time last night, it was a real melody.
    Pasamos un buen rato anoche, fue una verdadera melodía.