Fan-dăn'go, n.
[Sp. This dance, together with its name, was brought from Guinea by the negroes into the West Indies, and thence into Spain.] A lively dance, in ⅜ or ⅝ time, much practiced in Spain and Spanish America.
[Sp. This dance, together with its name, was brought from Guinea by the negroes into the West Indies, and thence into Spain.] A lively dance, in ⅜ or ⅝ time, much practiced in Spain and Spanish America.