sostenido

Under Quick Reference. (It.). 'Under', 'below'; sotto voce, 'in a low voice', i.e. barely audible, a direction that can apply to instrumental as well as vocal performance; mano sinistra [ms] sotto, in keyboard playing, with the left hand below the right.

/ (ˈsɛntsɑː) / preposition. music without; omitting.

under, beneath, underneath Preposition. sotto. under, beneath, underneath.

senza sosta without a break ⧫ non-stop.

graceful, smooth, or elegant : graceful, smooth, or elegant in style. used as a direction in music.

Spanish: habitational name from any of numerous places called (El) Soto, from soto 'grove, small wood' (from Latin saltus).

Italian (southern; Arnò): from the medieval Greek personal name Arnos meaning 'lamb'. Italian: from the personal name Arno of ancient Germanic origin (from arnu 'eagle').

stop , halt noun. [ feminine ] /'sɔsta/ stop , halt. fare una breve sosta to make a brief stop.

Una Sosta' means 'a short break, pit-stop' in Italian.

In music, andante grazioso indicates a tempo that is slow and graceful. The andante tempo is a slow and leisurely one, often referred to as the walking pace, and usually clocks in around 76-108 beats per minute (bpm).

mezza voce, half‐voice, i.e. half the vocal (or instr.) power possible. (Not to be confused with messa di voce.) mezzo‐forte, half‐loud, i.e. neither loud nor soft. From: mezzo in The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music »

Soto is varied, and its varieties are found in different regions throughout Indonesia. Soto is a food of Chinese origin that has been acculturated and adopted by Indonesian local cultures such as the Javanese, as well as by several other countries including India and Europe.