buscados

Buscados is a Spanish term that functions as both an adjective and a participle derived from buscar, meaning “searched for” or “sought.” The masculine plural is buscados and the feminine plural is buscadas. In everyday use, it describes things or people that are being looked for or desired. As a noun phrase, los buscados refers to individuals who are being sought, often by authorities or investigators.

In law enforcement and journalism, the expression commonly designates persons of interest, suspects, or missing individuals who are the subject of an investigation or search. It appears in police bulletins, media reports, and official communications to identify those whom authorities are attempting to locate or question. The term can carry a neutral or cautionary tone depending on context.

Beyond legal contexts, buscados is frequently used to describe items or phenomena that are in high demand, such as “un producto muy buscado” or “los artículos buscados por los coleccionistas.” This usage captures the sense of desirability or popularity rather than pursuit by authorities.

Culturally, the word has been used as a title or theme in various Spanish-language works of fiction, music, and film, often conveying ideas of pursuit, longing, or convergence toward a goal. Because its meaning depends on context, buscados may refer to people, objects, or symbolic pursuits rather than a single, fixed concept.