Calientes

Calientes is the plural form of the Spanish adjective caliente, meaning "hot" or "warm." The base form caliente is used with singular nouns, while calients is the form used for both masculine and feminine plural nouns. In Spanish, adjectives agree with the gender and number of the nouns they describe, so calientes signals a plural, gender-neutral agreement.

In everyday language, calientes appears in phrases and constructions related to temperature, climate, and sensory heat. It can describe hot weather, warm objects, or intense sensations, depending on context. The term is common across Spanish-speaking regions and can be found in both casual speech and written text.

Geographically, calientes can occur in toponyms or place-name components within the Spanish-speaking world. When used in geographic names, it typically connotes warmth, thermal features, or a historically perceived climate characteristic of a region. As a proper name element, it may be part of compound names or neighborhoods.

In culture and media, calienten and its variants are used to evoke heat, passion, or intensity. The word appears in song titles, lyrics, film titles, and literature to convey energy or allure, often in a figurative sense rather than a literal temperature reference. The broader family of forms around caliente, including singular and related terms, is widespread in Spanish-language media and branding.

For further clarification, see also Caliente, the singular form and common base in many Spanish-language contexts.