gitano

• “Spain where the Spanish word for gypsy, "gitano," is uttered with pride frequently survive in isolated encampments, reviled as beggars and petty thieves.”

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• “But now the restaurant is called Via Alloro because "gitano" in Italian means "gypsy," which wasn't particluarly fitting.”

  Eater LA

• “But when I was a student in Spain back in the 80s, earnestly singing and playing romancero gitano in the parque del retiro in Madrid, I used to listen to his 1975 compilation album Entre dos Aguas that featured fabulous flamenco fusion with John McLaughlin and Al Di Meola -- religiously.”

  The Huffington Post: Hadani Ditmars: Duende Comes to Vancouver

• “That niche artists like Estrella Morente sell as many albums as pop stars is doubly remarkable given Spain's anti-Roma undercurrents: last year, a survey indicated that 58 percent of Spanish high-schoolers "wouldn't marry" a gitano; 27 percent reported that they would support expelling the whole community from Spain.”

  Modiba: From Spain's Storied South, Diverging Voices

• “Indeed the passionate singing, dancing, and playing of flamenco, which is an authentic form of expression in the gitano community, remains an exotic flavor for the rest of Spain.”

  Modiba: From Spain's Storied South, Diverging Voices

• “Sonically these forms are more similar: the gitano of the flamenkillo is close in tone to the praiseful wails of the qawwal.”

  Derek Beres: Qawwali Gospel: Where Muslims and Christians Worship As One

• “In a brief space of time a sensible diminution of the strain warned him that the gitano had found some additional means of support.”

  Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 59, No. 363, January, 1846

• “Did you give the prisoner a hint of our plan?" enquired the gitano.”

  Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 59, No. 363, January, 1846

• “-- Mi Comandante, ¡ése es _Parrón_, y yo soy el gitano que dió hace quince días sus señas al Conde del Montijo!”

  Novelas Cortas

• “En tal momento acertó a pasar por allí el gitano _Heredia_, el cual se paró, como todos, a ver aquella lucidísima”

  Novelas Cortas

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