No. 13,004 in Spanish
photocall
A "photocall" in Spanish refers to a staged photo opportunity, usually for celebrities or public figures at events.
In a sentence
En el evento de moda había un photocall para los invitados.
At the fashion event, there was a photocall for the guests.
The word 'photocall' is used here to refer to a designated spot or area set up at events where attendees can pose for photographs, often with a branded or themed backdrop.
Los asistentes disfrutaron tomándose fotos en el photocall decorado con flores.
The participants enjoyed taking pictures at the photocall decorated with flowers.
In this context, 'photocall' denotes an area adorned attractively for social and photograph-taking purposes, emphasizing the aesthetic aspect.
En el festival, los artistas posaron en el photocall antes de conceder entrevistas.
At the festival, the artists posed at the photocall before giving interviews.
The word 'photocall' is used to indicate the area where public figures pose for photographs, often as part of media appearances or promotional activities.
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