taconear
to click heels
'Taconear' is a Spanish term primarily referring to the action of tapping or clicking one's heels, often used within the context of flamenco dancing. This term may not have a direct English translation but its concept aligns with the English phrase 'heel tapping' or 'heel clicking'.
Example sentences using: taconear
María ama taconear en las fiestas.
Maria loves to heel tap at parties.
This sentence refers to Maria's love for performing the flamenco dance move called 'heel tap' (taconear) at parties. Flamenco is a popular Spanish dance, often performed at social gatherings.
Estoy aprendiendo a taconear en mis clases de flamenco.
I am learning to heel tap in my flamenco classes.
In this sentence, the speaker is talking about learning a flamenco dance move called 'heel tap' (taconear) in his/her flamenco classes. It demonstrates the use of 'taconear' in the context of learning and practicing dance.
El taconear de flamenco es conocido mundialmente.
The Flamenco heel tap is known worldwide.
This sentence highlights the global recognition of flamenco's 'heel tap' (taconear). It communicates the influence and popularity of the dance move across the world.