Soñemos

Soñemos is a Spanish phrase that translates to “let us dream.” It functions as a verb form used to urge a group to imagine a better future and can appear as a slogan, a title in media, or a call to action in campaigns and programs.

Etymology and grammar are straightforward: soñar means “to dream,” and soñemos is the first-person plural present subjunctive, used to form inclusive exhortations such as “let’s dream” or “may we dream.” It is a common and productive form in everyday Spanish.

Usage of Soñemos spans social, educational, cultural, and civic contexts. The phrase is commonly employed by programs and organizations aiming to promote collective planning, community engagement, or aspirational thinking. In culture, it has been adopted as a title or thematic element for songs, films, or literary works within the Spanish-speaking world.

Variants and regional usage are flexible. In different contexts, soñemos may appear as part of longer slogans like “Soñemos en grande” (dream big) or “Soñemos juntos” (dream together), reflecting its adaptability to diverse messages and audiences.

See also: Soñar, Sueño, Imaginación.