Dediquémonos

Dediquémonos is a Spanish expression that functions as an exhortation meaning “let us commit ourselves” or “let us dedicate ourselves.” It uses a reflexive construction of the verb dedicarse and is commonly employed to urge a group to undertake a shared effort or responsibility. The phrase is versatile and appears in political rhetoric, social campaigns, motivational contexts, and cultural works as a call for collective action.

In usage, dediquémonos can serve as a slogan, a title, or a refrain to emphasize unity, focus, and mutual commitment. It is found in speeches, manifestos, and writings that seek to mobilize people toward a common goal, as well as in music, poetry, and essays where the theme of dedication or concerted effort is central.

Linguistically, the expression reflects the broader Spanish pattern of using first-person plural imperatives or subjunctive forms with reflexive pronouns to include the audience. Depending on regional orthography and stylistic choices, the exact spelling may vary slightly (for example, dediquémonos or dediquémonos in some styles), but the intended sense remains the same: a collective invitation to commit and act together.

See also: dedicación, compromiso, acción colectiva.