Azules

Azules is primarily the plural form of azul in the Spanish language, meaning blues or the color blue. As a color term it is used to describe objects, clothing, or art that exhibit blue hues. The word also appears in poetic, literary, and branding contexts to evoke the spectrum of blues, ranging from pale cerulean to deep marine tones.

In onomastics, Azules occasionally appears as a surname or as part of a place name in Spanish-speaking regions. As a surname, it may be found among families in Latin America and Spain, reflecting regional naming conventions. As a geographic component, Azules has been used in the formation of localities or districts where color-based toponymy is a historical pattern; exact instances vary by country.

In culture and media, Azules sometimes serves as a title for works of art, music, or fiction, or as a brand or organizational name. In each case, the meaning is usually defined by the surrounding context, but the common thread is a deliberate association with the color blue and its symbolic associations, such as calmness, depth, or the sea.

Because Azules is a term that crosses language, geography, and culture, it is best understood through the specific usage in a given text or source. See also Azul and blue as color terms.