Examples of using Falla in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Robert Falla.
Falla- Nights.
Civil War de Falla.
Falla" Ritual Fire Dance".
Manuel de Falla- Nights.
The falla is perfectly executed, certainly.
Together they perform Seven Spanish Folk Songs by Manuel De Falla.
Robert Falla was the assistant zoologist.
At its core are the literary works of theknown Spanish composer Manuel De Falla.
Manuel De Falla: Night in the Gardens of Spain.
Following Francisco Franco's victory in the Spanish Civil War,de Falla left Spain for Argentina.
De Falla was Spain's first National Composer.
Subsequently joined Francisco Franco's victory in the Spanish Civil War,and de Falla left Spain and moved to Argentina.
Falla- Spanish Dance from La vida breve.
Another abosolutely amazingaspect of the festival is that each neighborhood constructs a falla, which is a paper mache statue to be dispalyed for the week in the streets.
De Falla- Kreisler: Spanish dance from the opera La vida breve.
Scenes from the famous ballet“The Three-Cornered Hat” by Manuel De Falla recounts the failed and pitiful attempts by the general, owner of the“Three-Cornered Hat”, to seduce the beautiful miller's wife.
Falla continued to work on Atlàntida after moving to Argentina in 1939.
For five days, the castles, the mascleta and the Falla monuments are mixed with the smell of gunpowder and sweet fragrances of the flowers to the sound of the loud pop of millions of firecrackers and the music of bands.
Falla tried but failed to prevent the murder of his close friend, the poet Federico García Lorca in 1936.
Manuel de Falla y Matheu(23 November 187614 November 1946) was a Spanish composer.
Falla later wrote a harpsichord concerto for her, and Francis Poulenc composed his Concert champêtre for her.
From 1921 to 1939 Manuel de Falla lived in Granada, where he wrote the puppet opera El retablo de maese Pedro(Master Peter's Puppet Show, 1923) and a concerto for harpsichord and chamber ensemble(1926).
De Falla continued work on the cantata after moving to Argentina in 1939.
Peronelle Chevallier, wife of Robert Falla, was condemned to be"strangled at the post at the place of execution and there be burnt and her body consumed and reduced to ash and all her goods and property confiscated into the hands of our sovereign lady the Queen" Elizabeth I, in Jersey in 1597.