llegamos

Llegamos is a Spanish verb form that can mean “we arrive” in the present tense or “we arrived” in the preterite, depending on context. It is the first-person plural conjugation of the verb llegar, which means to arrive or to reach. Beyond its grammatical use, the phrase is also employed as a title in various Spanish-language works.

In cultural contexts, Llegamos has been used as a title for songs, films, poems, and other media. As a title, it commonly evokes themes of arrival, initiation, or collective action—moments of reaching a destination, starting anew, or arriving together. Because the phrase is widely used, there is no single canonical work associated with the title; different creators across regions may invoke it for distinct purposes.

Linguistic notes: The form is created by adding -amos to the stem lleg-; the exact meaning depends on tense and context. The present interpretation (we arrive) contrasts with the preterite interpretation (we arrived), and contextual cues typically determine which tense is intended. The simplicity and immediacy of Llegamos contribute to its frequent adoption in titles and headlines within Spanish-language media.