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Definition of «salsa»

Salsa is a popular dance style that originated in Latin America, particularly Cuba. It involves a combination of steps and movements that are characterized by their sensuality and fluidity. The term salsa can also refer to a type of music that accompanies the dance, which has strong Cuban and Puerto Rican influences with elements of jazz, mambo, and cha-cha-cha. In addition, salsa is often used as a generic term for any Latin American dish, particularly those made with tomatoes, peppers, onions, and spices.

Usage examples

  1. I love to dance salsa every Friday night.
  2. I am learning how to make homemade salsa using fresh tomatoes and cilantro.
  3. The restaurant's menu includes a variety of salsas, from mild to extra spicy.
  4. She bought a new pair of salsa shoes to wear to the dance class.
  5. We enjoyed a delicious meal of grilled chicken with mango salsa.
  6. The salsa music playing at the party made everyone get on their feet and dance.
  7. The chef added a spoonful of salsa to the taco, enhancing its flavor.
  8. The salsa competition brought together the best dancers from different cities.
  9. I prefer to dip my tortilla chips in hot salsa for an extra kick.
  10. We learned different salsa moves and combinations during the workshop.

Phrases with «salsa»

Sentences with «salsa»

  • And yes, you can make breakfast sausage with salsa in it. (burn-blog.com)
  • Could you tell me shelf - life of salsa made with fresh vegetables - nothing artificial and no preservatives? (fieryfoodscentral.com)
  • The whole thing is baked and then topped with a fresh mango salsa for a true flavor explosion. (fedandfit.com)
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