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How to Say "mogul" in Spanish

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rey

rreyrei̯

nounB1general
Use 'rey' when referring to someone who is the undisputed leader or dominant figure in a particular industry or field.
A proud chef wearing a golden crown on top of his cooking hat, standing next to a perfect dish, symbolizing mastery.

Examples

Ella es la rey de la moda en Nueva York.

She is the queen of fashion in New York.

Michael Jordan es el rey del baloncesto.

Michael Jordan is the king of basketball.

Mi abuelo es el rey de la paella; nadie la hace mejor.

My grandfather is the king of paella; nobody makes it better.

Ese niño es el rey de la casa, todos hacen lo que él quiere.

That kid is the king of the house, everyone does what he wants.

titán

nounB1business
Use 'titán' to describe a person of immense power, influence, and often immense wealth, particularly in business, carrying a connotation of legendary status.

Examples

Él es un titán de la tecnología, habiendo fundado tres empresas exitosas.

He is a tech titan, having founded three successful companies.

Rey vs. Titán

Learners often confuse 'rey' and 'titán' because both imply power. Remember that 'rey' is more common for industry leadership, while 'titán' suggests a more colossal, almost mythical, level of influence and wealth, often in the business world.

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