Duende
tʃaɪniːzle̞tə no̞ tʃaɪniːzle̞tə e̞ tiː eɪ ɛm eɪ ɛs eɪtʃ aɪ aɪ ɛn əʊ ɛf juː ɑː juː iː tiː ɑː iː ɛm biː ɛl aɪ ɛn dʒiː əʊ ɛf tiː eɪtʃ iː ɛs əʊ juː ɛl əʊ ɑː tʃaɪniːzle̞tə tʃaɪniːzle̞tə tʃaɪniːzle̞tə no̞ tʃaɪniːzle̞tə nä ɽɯᵝ tʃaɪniːzle̞tə eɪtʃ waɪ əʊmakɹɒn dʒiː iː ɛn ɛs eɪtʃ eɪ ɛn əʊ juː siː eɪtʃ aɪ ɛn eɪ ɑː juː siː eɪtʃ aɪ keɪ eɪ ɑː eɪ tiː eɪtʃ iː aɪ ɛn ɛn iː ɑː piː əʊ dʌbəljuː iː ɑː əʊ ɛf tiː eɪtʃ iː piː iː ɑː ɛf əʊ ɑː ɛm iː ɑː
In Japanese 魂の震え (tamashii no furue) - Trembling of the soul; or, 表現者の内なる力 (hyōgensha no uchi naru chikara) - The inner power of the performer.
The mysterious power of art to deeply move a person, often associated with flamenco music and dance.
Example
"La bailaora transmitía el duende en cada movimiento."
