iberoamericano

Ibero-American

adjective ee-beh-roh-ah-meh-ree-KAH-noh Rare

Usage Note

Iberoamericano encompasses Spain, Portugal, and all Latin American countries — a broader term than latinoamericano (which excludes Spain and Portugal) and hispanoamericano (which excludes Brazil). It is the term used in La Cumbre Iberoamericana, the heads-of-state summit. The feminine is iberoamericana.

Examples

"El festival iberoamericano reúne a muchos países."

Natural Translation

The Ibero-American festival brings many countries together.

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