Romanzas (en. Romance)

/roˈmanθas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A lyrical musical piece that expresses loving feelings.

She sang a beautiful romance that touched everyone's hearts.

Ella cantó una hermosa romanza que tocó los corazones de todos.

A poetic composition that deals with love and emotion.

The romances of the poet resonated with passion and nostalgia.

Las romanzas de el poeta resonaban con pasión y nostalgia.

A type of popular song that addresses romantic themes.

The romances of Spanish folklore often narrate stories of tragic love.

Las romanzas del folclore español a menudo narran historias de amor trágico.

Derives from the Latin term 'romantica', which refers to things related to love.

romances from history

References to famous songs or poems that stand out in literature

romanzas de la historia

to sing a romance

Act of performing a romantic-type musical composition

cantar una romanza

romances of the past

Evocation of ancient songs or poems about love

romanzas del pasado

romantic

That expresses or is related to love.

romántico

sentimental

That evokes intense emotion, especially related to love.

sentimental

melody

A sequence of musical notes that forms a theme.

melodía

Term used in the musical environment to refer to a modern love song.

That song is a true romance, everyone is listening to it.

Esa canción es una verdadera romanza, todos la están escuchando.

Used among young people to describe an intense romantic situation.

Being on that date felt like a movie romance.

Estar en esa cita fue como una romanza de película.