Favoritos

Favoritos is the plural noun form in Spanish meaning "favorites" or "preferred items." The singular form favorito refers to something liked or valued. In everyday language, "favoritos" denotes items a person has chosen as preferred among many options.

In digital technology, "Favoritos" is a common label for a user’s saved items. People use "Favoritos" to store web links, songs, videos, or posts they want to access quickly again. The term appears in many Spanish-language interfaces and help materials, and the corresponding list is often organized into folders or categories.

In web browsers, "Favoritos" has historically served as the Spanish equivalent of bookmarks; in software localization, the label may vary by product, but the concept remains the same. Streaming services and social platforms also use "Favoritos" to mark preferred content, and some sites expose a dedicated "Favoritos" tab where saved items accumulate.

Culturally, the notion of favoriting reflects a broader practice of curating personal preferences, from media collections to shopping wishlists. As a general concept, "Favoritos" functions as a flexible, user-centered designation for items selected as the best or most valued by an individual.