seis
- noun
- /seɪs/
- US
- During the festival, we enjoyed traditional seis music and danced with friends under the stars.
Examples
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The lively seis performance captivated everyone in the audience, showcasing Puerto Rican culture.
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At the cultural event, the dancers skillfully performed a seis, celebrating their jíbaro heritage.
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And that's where but Diodorus and Plato and Solon and the Sanchez priest of the Temple of Seis, this isn't this isn't a myth like this is real.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Seis for the Puerto Rican song and dance probably comes from the Spanish number seis ('six'); one popular idea is that early forms had six couples or six parts, so thinking of 'six' makes it easy to remember this group dance.