Movidos

Movidos is the plural form of movido, an adjective and past participle of mover in Spanish. It conveys meanings such as moved, stirred, or energized, depending on context. As an adjective, movido describes something that has been moved physically or that conveys action, bustle, or emotional involvement. Typical uses include phrases such as ambiente movido (lively environment) or un equipo movido por la pasión (a team driven by passion). As a noun form in colloquial speech, movidos can refer to people who are energetic or actively engaged in a project, though this usage is informal and context-dependent.

Movidos can also appear as a proper noun in titles or names of organizations, campaigns, or creative works in various Spanish-speaking regions. In such cases, the meaning is determined by the branding rather than by the general sense of the word, and there is no single canonical reference associated with the term across the entire Spanish-speaking world.

Etymology and related terms: Movidos derives from mover, with related forms including movido (masculine singular), movidiza (colloquial), movimiento (movement), and movilizar (to mobilize).

Usage notes: In Latin American contexts, movido can carry nuance of effort or struggle, and may be used in political or social discourse to describe mobilization. In everyday speech, it tends to indicate that someone or something is active and engaged.

See also: movido, movimiento, movilización.