Admiradora

Admiradora is a Spanish noun that denotes a woman who admires someone or something. It is the feminine form of admirador and is used to describe a female admirer in romantic, personal, or ideological contexts. The term also appears in everyday language to refer to a person who holds affection, respect, or fascination for a public figure, a fictional character, or an idea.

Grammatically, the masculine equivalent is admirador, and the plural forms are admiradores (masculine or mixed gender) and admiradoras (feminine). The word derives from the verb admirar, which comes from Latin admirari, through the evolution of the Spanish language.

In culture, "Admiradora" has been used as a title or thematic element in Spanish-language media, including novels, films, and songs. In such uses, it often signals themes of devotion, longing, or the social dynamics of admiration and fan culture. The term can also describe a female fan in contemporary discourse, highlighting the relationship between a person and someone they look up to or admire.

See also

Admirador, Admiración.