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Encantado, Rio Grande do Sul, a city in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil; Encantado River, a river in Paraná, Brazil; Encantado, New Mexico, a community in the United States; Other uses. Encantado, an album by Brazilian dance group System 7; Encantado (mythology), a mythical river dolphin in Brazilian culture; See also
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The Encantado is a mythical creature of South American folklore, often described as a river dolphin that can transform into a human. The legend of Encantado has its roots in the traditional beliefs of the people inhabiting the Amazon rainforest, particularly in Brazil.
Mar 29, 2023 · The island of Puerto Rico is known by its popular nickname Isla del Encanto (or the “Island of Enchantment”). And while Encanto the movie is based in Colombia, many Spanish speakers in the audience will be familiar with this reference to a common nickname for Puerto Rico.
Encantado. pleased; delighted (to meet you). See clickable example sentences and video examples. Dictionary for language learners.
1. (= muy contento) delighted. si te encargas tú, yo por mí encantada I’d be only too pleased or I’d be delighted if you’d take care of it. estar encantado con algo/algn to be delighted with sth/sb. está encantada con el piso nuevo she’s delighted with the new flat. estar encantado de.
encantado adj. (satisfecho, contento) (event) happy, glad adj. (thing) satisfied, pleased adj. (greater degree) delighted, enthusiastic adj. Estoy encantado con la noticia de tu embarazo. I'm so glad to hear about your pregnancy.
The Encantado is one of a race of creatures with origins in South American mythology, legend and folklore. In particular, accounts of its existence originate from within tribes around The Amazon river systems.
Translation for 'encantado' in the free Spanish-English dictionary and many other English translations.
ENCANTADO translations: delighted, pleased, pleased, enchanted, enchanted, haunted, in raptures. Learn more in the Cambridge Spanish-English Dictionary.
