vistazo

Vistazo is a Spanish noun meaning "glance" or "look." It is commonly used to convey a quick, preliminary look at something. In media and publishing, Vistazo is a chosen name for several Spanish-language periodicals and digital outlets, reflecting the idea of a concise overview of news and culture.

One of the best-known uses is as the title of a weekly news magazine published in Ecuador. The publication covers politics, economy, society, culture, and current events, and is recognized for its photojournalism and feature reporting. In addition to the print edition, Vistazo maintains an online presence with articles, archives, and newsletters.

Beyond this, the word Vistazo appears in other regional media and may be used for sections or digests that summarize news or provide quick looks at topics of interest. The term carries connotations of brevity and accessibility, inviting readers to scan for essential information before exploring more deeply.