Sentence examples for with Spanish roots from inspiring English sources

Some rhythms thrive in particular regions: salsa is popular in the countries bordering the Caribbean Sea; samba is exclusive to coastal Brazil; in the Andean countries ballads accompanied by guitar are preferred; while in the southern cone romantic songs with Spanish roots are dominant.

Arched doorways and splashes of tile keep the 1970s estate in touch with its Spanish roots, but plenty of other design flourishes pop up as well.

You may ask why I, a guy from the depths of Brooklyn, with no discernible Spanish roots, was wildly clapping and cheering along with the crowd.

Ongoing attacks and detrimental comments ― often couched in language that stirs up fear of "the other" ― puts a special burden on actors with Latin American and Spanish roots.

Add to that the mystique of Santa Fe, stemming from its Native American and Spanish roots combined with the current mystical nature of the city, which boasts churches of all denominations, New Age institutes, Zen centers, Tibetan shrines and yoga centers, and it's no surprise that it is viewed as a spiritual mecca.

But more importantly, it is one of the only houses making a Brut Nature ($45), a nod to the Spanish roots, more associated with cava, in which no sugar is added for secondary fermentation, a more complicated production resulting in a drier wine.

When Mr. Vevers stepped away from leather, he embraced the brand's Spanish roots.

"I based my collection on my Spanish roots.

The Shishito Margarita is influenced by Boqueria's Spanish roots.

Latin America is name-checked, which makes sense given Ticketea's Spanish roots.

Rocher says the split stems from his insistence on remaining true to his Spanish roots. .