Translation of Spanish word "música" to English
música
/ˈmu.si.ka/
Meaning
NounA series of sounds organized in time, usually employing some combination of harmony, melody, rhythm, tempo, etc., often to convey a mood.
How to use
In everyday conversation, música is often used to describe a wide range of sounds, from classical orchestras to modern electronic beats. However, in formal contexts, such as academic or professional settings, it's more common to use the phrase 'música en vivo' to refer to live music performances. Interestingly, the verb 'escuchar música' is often used in the present continuous tense to describe the act of listening to music.
🇬🇧 English
music
Example
Sigo escuchando esta música porque es una obra maestra.
I keep listening to this music because it is a masterpiece.
Se sorprendieron de lo rápido que podían tocar la música.
They were surprised at how fast they could play the music.
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Common phrases
- música en vivo— live music
- escuchar música— listen to music
- amor a la música— love of music
- música clásica— classical music
- música electrónica— electronic music
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What does the Spanish word "música" mean?▼
The Spanish word "música" means "music" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Escucho música todos los días." (which translates as "I keep listening to this music because it is a masterpiece.").
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