Lecuona
[ luh-kwoh-nuh; Spanish le-kwaw-nah ]
/ ləˈkwoʊ nə; Spanish lɛˈkwɔ nɑ /
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noun
Er·nes·to [er-nes-taw], /ɛrˈnɛs tɔ/, 1896–1963, Cuban composer.
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Words nearby Lecuona
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How to use Lecuona in a sentence
Who Padre Lecuona was, or why the street was named after him, I have not discovered.
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