No. 4,071 in Spanish

disney

"Disney" in Spanish refers to the same proper noun as in English, representing The Walt Disney Company or its related entities.

In a sentence

Hace años fui de vacaciones a Disney.
Years ago, I went on vacation to Disney.
In this sentence, 'Disney' refers to the amusement parks managed by the Disney company.
Vi la última película de Disney y fue espectacular.
I watched the latest Disney movie and it was spectacular.
Here, 'Disney' denotes movies produced by the film production division of the Disney company.
La música de las películas de Disney es muy conocida.
The music from Disney movies is very well-known.
In this example, 'Disney' is used as an attributive adjective describing the origin of the music in the movies made by Disney.

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