preestreno

Preestreno is a Spanish term that translates to "preview screening" or "sneak peek" in English. It refers to an early screening of a film or theatrical production, typically held before its official public release. These screenings are often used to generate buzz, test audience reactions, or as a reward for specific groups like critics, industry professionals, or contest winners.

Preestrenos can vary in their purpose and audience. Some are private events for members of the press and film industry to generate reviews and media attention. Others are more public, sometimes offered as a benefit to fan club members or as part of promotional campaigns. Occasionally, a preestreno might be a charity event where tickets are sold to raise funds for a cause.

The concept of a preestreno is similar to "preview screenings," "sneak peeks," or "test screenings" in other countries. The goal is generally the same: to offer a glimpse of the content before its widespread availability. This can create anticipation and allow for last-minute adjustments based on feedback, though major changes are less common at this stage. The term "preestreno" is widely understood within Spanish-speaking film and theater circles.