Balbuena

[ bahl-bwey-nuh; Spanish bahl-bwe-nah ]

noun

1. Ber·nar·do de [ber-, nahr, -doh d, uh, be, r, -, nahr, -, th, aw , th, e], 1568–1627, Mexican poet and priest, born in Spain.

Example Sentences

Danielle Balbuena — the songwriter and producer who records as 070 Shake — overdubbed herself as a full-scale choir in “Web,” a pandemic-era reaction to the gap between onscreen and physical interaction.

From New York Times

One example: Roberto Fernández Balbuena’s 1965 “Músicos huicholes,” showing the folk musicians performing in a rural setting.

From New York Times

Alfredo Balbuena, 22, said he knew Mr. Crimos from Highland Park High School and described him as a “a quiet, lonely kid” who often dressed in black.

From New York Times

Miguel Balbuena, whose single mother is a cashier at a fast-food restaurant, was waitlisted by four campuses but plans to attend Dartmouth.

From Los Angeles Times

As for the incident with Chilwell that led to Fabian Balbuena being sent off, while the action might have been clumsy, do referees not realise football is a contact sport?

From BBC