vamos

Vamos is a word used in Spanish and Portuguese that functions as a form of the verb ir (to go). In both languages, vamos is the first-person plural present indicative, typically translated as “we go,” and is also used as an imperative exhortation meaning “let’s go” or “come on.” In everyday speech, it can function as a statement of intention or as an encouragement to begin an action. The term appears in various regional expressions and can carry different nuances depending on context and tone.

In popular culture, Vamos is widely used as a title or slogan. It has been adopted for songs across Latin music and genres, where it often conveys motivation, celebration, or forward movement. The phrase also appears in film, television, and media contexts within Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking communities, reflecting its energetic connotation. In sports and fan culture, Vamos frequently serves as a chant or rallying cry to encourage a team or audience, analogous to “let’s go” in English.

Because Vamos is a common word in multiple languages, it names a variety of unrelated works and uses rather than a single, unified entity. Its meaning and significance are determined by the surrounding context, including language, culture, and the specific medium in which it appears.