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Serenade
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serenata
a composition in music, commonly consisting of several parts
Example
The composer 's serenade for strings enchanted audiences with its elegant melodies.
La serenata del compositor para cuerdas cautivó al público con sus melodías elegantes.
The orchestra performed a beautiful serenade under the stars, filling the night with music.
La orquesta interpretó una hermosa serenata bajo las estrellas, llenando la noche de música.
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serenata, nocturno
a musical composition or performance, often performed outdoors at night, conveying romantic feelings
Example
The lovers sat by the riverside, listening to the distant sound of a serenade drifting through the night, adding to the magic of the moment.
Los amantes se sentaron a la orilla del río, escuchando el sonido lejano de una serenata que flotaba en la noche, añadiendo magia al momento.
In the courtyard of the old castle, a troubadour sang a serenade to his beloved, his voice carrying across the moonlit gardens.
En el patio del viejo castillo, un trovador cantó una serenata a su amada, su voz recorriendo los jardines iluminados por la luna.
to serenade
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serenatear, cantar una serenata
to sing or play music to someone, typically as a gesture of affection
Example
He decided to serenade his girlfriend with a love song under her window.
Decidió serenatar a su novia con una canción de amor bajo su ventana.
In the park, a group of friends serenaded their friend on her birthday.
En el parque, un grupo de amigos le dio una serenata a su amiga en su cumpleaños.
