what is música de cámarera mean?
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there is a noun "música de cámarera" what does it mean?
gracias
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updated Nov 10, 2011
posted by WeiWeiWu
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Heh-heh - "Musica de camarera" means Waitress or Chambermaid's music. 
However, you probably mean "música de cámara" - Chamber Music: "instrumental music played by a small ensemble, with one player to a part, the most important form being the string quartet which developed in the 18th century."
updated Nov 10, 2011
edited by Gekkosan
posted by Gekkosan
hahahaha....yeah, sorry i should have typed cámara :p - WeiWeiWu, Nov 10, 2011
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Oh dear Gekko you must be getting old , an evening making music
with chambermaids must be way ahead of that other boring old stuff.
updated Nov 10, 2011
posted by ray76
Is that enough to "tickle your fancy "? - ray76, Nov 10, 2011
What can I say, Ray: You're truly a man of the world, and far more experienced than I can ever hope to be. - Gekkosan, Nov 10, 2011
You guys know how to answer any question! - pesta, Nov 10, 2011
@Ray: Is that tickle your fancy or tickle your fanny? - Gekkosan, Nov 10, 2011
OH Gekko! you have just made a major gaff in the Australia and England , and I do not have the courage to tell you what it is . - ray76, Nov 10, 2011
Except to say that I do not have one. - ray76, Nov 10, 2011
