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marinera

(ˌmærɪˈnɛrə)

(Dancing) a South American folk dance

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Seafood is also in abundance, from fresh prawns and mussels to squid specialities like arroz marinera (seafood paella).

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A fin de mes y cuando cobraba algun extra (un prologo, articulo o traduccion) compraba para todos chocolate amargo, turron de almendra o una bolsa de galleta marinera. ("Cuando llueve, todos se mojan", decia.)

Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986)

Another humble boast of this delightfully intimate restaurant is that its mejillones marinera - mussels sauted in white wine, garlic, onion and tomatoes - are maybe the finest in the locale.