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232 months ago

Maria Giulia La Rosa (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

Spanish > Italian

Subject:

Other

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

diana floreada

Context:

fa parte del programma delle c

Keywords:

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232 months ago

Brenda Elkja  See my profile wrote:

l'arpeggio iniziale della Floreada

My comment:

Maybe this one makes sense because a ''diana'' also means ''opening tuning'' when u start playing guitar.. like an introduction. it would also be called ''arpegio'' in Spanish.. so in italian is alike because it's translated as ''arpeggio''. In music topics, an ''opening'' is the ''beginning'' or ''introduction'' of a song (instrumental). ''Floreada'' is just a name.. maybe because that celebration day the people go to put flowers in the church and some other things related to ''flowers''... ''floreada'' could mean ''flowered'' but i think in this case it's just used as a name and that's why I decided to write it as ''l'arpeggio iniziale della Floreada'', maybe I could be wrong.. but it's the best I could

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232 months ago

Brenda Elkja  See my profile wrote:

pellegrinaggi

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i can't find an exact translation.. sorry

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232 months ago

Brenda Elkja  See profile wrote:

never mind! ignore this one

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