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peña

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nouncolloquialfeminine
  1. a rock, stone, cliff or outcropping
  2. a group of regulars, circle of friends
  3. people
  4. a left-wing cultural centre featuring music, dance, education, and activism
  5. supporters' club

Forms

noun

singularpeña
pluralpeñas

Used in the library

  • El flamenco se aprende en la familia y en la peña, no en el conservatorio.Flamenco is learned in the family and in the club, not in the conservatory.B1El flamenco — Flamenco
  • La mayoría son privadas: pertenecen a familias, empresas o peñas, y hace falta invitación.Most are private: they belong to families, companies or clubs, and you need an invitation.B1La Feria de Abril — The April Fair
  • Pasamos una velada preciosa en una peña de Barranco.We spent a lovely evening at a music club in Barranco.B2Otra vez, por favor (16) — Once more, please (16) (B2)
  • En la peña criolla, un violín acompaña al cajón y a la guitarra.At the Creole music club, a violin accompanies the cajón and the guitar.B2Otra vez, por favor (16) — Once more, please (16) (B2)

Other ways to say it

  • gentepeople; guys, lads (used to address a group of people)
  • piedrastone (hard earthen substance that can form large rocks); flint (small cylinder used to produce a spark in a lighter, etc.)
  • rocarock; synonym of incoherencia

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