Indianos (en. Returnees)

/in.dja.nos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

People who emigrated from Spain to America and then returned with fortune.

Indians are often considered as those who brought wealth to their towns.

Los indianos suelen ser considerados como los que trajeron riqueza a sus localidades.

The social and cultural phenomenon of those who returned to their homeland after becoming wealthy.

The legacy of the indianos can be seen in the architecture of many towns.

El legado de los indianos se puede ver en la arquitectura de muchos pueblos.

A set of customs and traditions adopted by emigrants while living in America.

Indian festivals are celebrated in honor of those who returned from America.

Las fiestas indianos se celebran en honor a aquellos que regresaron de América.

From the term 'indiano,' which refers to individuals from the Indies, used in the context of Spanish emigration to America.

an indiano

A person who has returned enriched from America.

un indiano

the life of the indiano

A lifestyle that groups together the returned individuals with wealth.

la vida del indiano

Indian culture

A set of cultural influences brought by the indianos.

cultura indiana

emigration

Movement of people who leave their country to settle in another.

emigración

wealth

Abundance of goods or resources.

riqueza

heritage

Set of cultural and economic assets inherited.

patrimonio

Showy Indian

Refers to someone who pretends to be an indiano without true wealth.

Se refiere a alguien que finge ser indiano sin tener verdaderas riquezas.

Heartfelt Indian

Someone who, although not an indiano, feels proud to be part of that culture.

Alguien que, aunque no sea indiano, se siente orgulloso de ser parte de esa cultura.