africano
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adjective
- Africanof, from or relating to Africa
noun
- Africannative or inhabitant of Africa) (usually male
Forms
adjective
| masculine singular | africano |
|---|---|
| feminine | africana |
| masculine plural | africanos |
| feminine plural | africanas |
noun
| singular | africano |
|---|---|
| plural | africanos |
| feminine | africana |
| feminine plural | africanas |
Used in the library
- Es música de inmigrantes: italianos, españoles, africanos.It is the music of immigrants: Italians, Spaniards, Africans.A1El tango en Buenos Aires — Tango in Buenos Aires
- Miles de africanos llegaron aquí encadenados.Thousands of Africans arrived here in chains.A2Cartagena de Indias
- La cumbia es la más antigua: mezcla tambores africanos, flautas indígenas y letras en español.Cumbia is the older one: it mixes African drums, indigenous flutes and lyrics in Spanish.B1La cumbia y el vallenato — Cumbia and vallenato
- Por el río llegaron durante siglos las músicas de los Andes, de los pueblos indígenas y de los africanos, y aquí se mezclaron.Down the river, for centuries, came the music of the Andes, of the indigenous peoples and of the Africans, and here they mixed.B1El Carnaval de Barranquilla — The Barranquilla Carnival