solidario

Solidario is the Spanish adjective used to describe actions, attitudes, or policies that express or promote solidarity—mutual support and concern for the welfare of others. The noun form is solidaridad, and solidario is formed from this root. In everyday language, people speak of campañas solidarias, acciones solidarias, or personas solidarias to denote charitable initiatives, cooperative efforts, or individuals who stand in support of others.

In social and political discourse, solidario can refer to programs and institutions intended to help vulnerable groups, such as education, health, or disaster relief initiatives. The term is widely used across Spanish-speaking regions, with minor regional variations in nuance; in some contexts, it emphasizes voluntary and community-based support rather than state aid.

It is cognate with Portuguese solidário and is used similarly in Lusophone contexts. The concept is closely linked to solidaridad, social justice, and the solidarity economy, which emphasizes collective action and mutual aid rather than competition.

Disambiguation: As a proper noun, Solidario may appear as the name of campaigns, non-profit programs, or brands; capitalization is common in titles and organization names.