aficionadas
Women who adore
Female enthusiasts or devotees, especially of activities traditionally associated with passionate fandom—bullfighting, flamenco, wine, or any art form requiring connoisseurship.
The Spanish feminine plural; aficionada is singular: The aficionadas gathered at the plaza before the corrida.
The masculine aficionado is more common in English for mixed or general reference.
Passionate adherents
- connoisseursExpert judges of quality
- fansArdent admirers or coolers
- admirersPeople who appreciate someone
- buffsKeen hobbyist followers
lovers · enthusiasts · mavens · followers · experts · zealots · addicts · devotion
Spanish word for females
- womenFemale adults collectively
- ladiesWomen, respectfully addressed
- señorasSpanish term for ladies
- femaleOffspring-bearing sex
devotees · patronesses · feminine · gendered · Spanish · grammatical
devotees
Passionate adherents
- connoisseursExpert judges of quality
- fansArdent admirers or coolers
- admirersPeople who appreciate someone
buffs · lovers · enthusiasts · mavens · followers · experts · zealots · addicts · devotion · passion
mujeres
Spanish word for females
female · devotees · patronesses · feminine · gendered · Spanish · grammatical
flamenco
Rhythmic Spanish dance style
- tangoLatin ballroom with sharp stops
- operaTheatrical art combining song
- bullfightingCombat sport with bovines
wine · art · cinema · theater · corrida · olé · fado · salsa · duende
aficionadasdetractors
People who criticize
dilettantes · dabblers · poseurs · bandwagoners · uncommitted
aficionadasignoramuses
Profoundly uninformed persons
know-nothings · novices · uninitiated · beginners · philistines
aficionadasdetractors
People who criticize
critics · haters · disparagers · scorners · mockers
- cigar aficionadoExpert on rolled tobacco