Unidos

Unidos is a word in Spanish meaning "united." It is the masculine plural form of the adjective unido, with feminine plural unidas. The term derives from the verb unir and is used to indicate solidarity, cohesion, or collective action. As a common word and as a component in proper names, its usage spans everyday language and formal designations.

In everyday language, unidos appears in slogans and statements of shared purpose. It is also a frequent element in the names of organizations, campaigns, and movements across Spanish-speaking countries, often paired with a geographic area or cause (for example, Unidos por la educación or Unidos por la paz). Because it signals unity, it is a popular choice for coalitions, charitable groups, and community initiatives.

In culture and media, the term appears as a title or theme in music, film, literature, and journalism that center on cooperation or communal identity. When used as a proper noun, Unidos is capitalized to name a specific group, project, or initiative within a given context.

Related terms include unión (union) and unido/unidos in various gender and number forms, which appear in similar linguistic and cultural settings as expressions of togetherness and collaboration.