si se puede
Yes, it's possible
Si se puede is a Spanish phrase meaning "yes, it can be done" or "yes, we can," used as a rallying cry for collective action and perseverance against obstacles.
The phrase became iconic through César Chávez and the United Farm Workers movement in the 1970s, later adopted by various political and social campaigns.
It expresses determination and solidarity: The crowd chanted "sí se puede" as the march continued.
- ObamaForty-fourth president's family name
- chantRepetitive rhythmic phrase
- rallyGathering for a cause
- protestPublic expression of disapproval
- farm workersAgricultural field employees
Cesar Chavez · movement · labor movement · solidarity · empowerment · hope · we shall overcome · struggle · labor · marching · raised fists · fists · banners · activism · social justice · justice · civil rights · workers
si se puedeimpossible
Incapable of occurring
can't · no way · not a chance · never · forget it
si se puededefeatism
Acceptance of inevitable failure
resignation · give up · surrender · why bother · what's the point
si se puedestatus quo
Existing condition of affairs
law and order · stay the course · know your place · don't rock the boat
si, power, potent, potency, potential, potentiality, potentially, potentiate, impotent