How To Use Gitano In A Sentence

The gitano, talking of Juan, put his finger to his head.
The gitano asked me a stiff price but did not swindle me.
The Gitanos sing, clap and dance for themselves.
Even groups such as the Gitanos or Romnichals, despite having lost most of their original language, still maintain a strong sense of ethnic identity and exclusiveness.
Indeed the passionate singing, dancing, and playing of flamenco, which is an authentic form of expression in the gitano community, remains an exotic flavor for the rest of Spain. Modiba: From Spain's Storied South, Diverging Voices

The gitano gave me a good lunch, of which I ate and drank sparingly.
The musical art of flamenco has its genesis in the culture of the Gitano, and eventually emerged as a thriving part of Spanish culture today.
The gitano offered me almonds and a few figs.
As a society within a society, the Gitanos of Spain have maintained their art as a connection to an unwritten past and a way to share it with others.
Residents from the rest of the district oppose both drug users and Gitano drug dealers.
As a society within a society, the Gitanos of Spain have maintained their art as a connection to an unwritten past and a way to share it with others.
Tres Mils is a rundown estate on Seville's South Side, and home to the city's Gitano community since the Sixties.
The gitano is sober, hard working, and intelligent.