Associations to the word «Mambo»
Noun
- Cha
- Tito
- Priestess
- Cuban
- Tango
- Afro
- Kings
- Boogie
- Miro
- Zimbabwe
- Café
- Ballroom
- Lou
- Guerra
- Combo
- Waltz
- Rhythm
- Bogotá
- Papa
- Ska
- Mama
- Haiti
- Decca
- Grammy
- Mania
- Sway
- Jazz
- Kurt
- Taxi
- Pulitzer
- Dance
- Julia
- Armand
- Celia
- Como
- Cuba
- Cesar
- Initiation
- Sauce
- Havana
- Rodriguez
- Chinatown
- Rosemary
- Santana
- Arturo
- Frankie
- Genre
- Bois
- Broadway
- Dancing
- Improvisation
- Dancer
- Amor
- Rico
- Quintet
- Moreno
- Millennium
- Indie
- Martinez
- Merrill
- Graphics
- Dub
- Garcia
- Mendoza
- Sergio
- Enrique
- Hop
- Niger
- Orchestra
- Lopez
- Funk
- Oscar
- Healer
- Blues
- Choreographer
- Nassau
- Arranger
- Mad
- Gypsy
- Repertoire
- Hey
- Kevin
- Surf
- Hector
- Eddie
- El
- Fusion
- Cafe
- Musician
- Tune
Verb
Wiktionary
MAMBO, noun. A Latin-American musical genre originating from Cuba in the 1940s.
MAMBO, noun. A fast-paced Latin American dance inspired by mambo music.
MAMBO, verb. (intransitive) To perform this dance.
MAMBO SAUCE, noun. Alternative form of mumbo sauce
Dictionary definition
MAMBO, noun. A Latin American dance similar in rhythm to the rumba.
MAMBO, verb. Dance a mambo.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.