How to Say "showcase" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “showcase” is “demostración” — use 'demostración' when you want to refer to a formal, often practical, display or explanation of how something works.
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demostración
nounA2formal
Use 'demostración' when you want to refer to a formal, often practical, display or explanation of how something works.
Examples
¿Podría hacerme una demostración de cómo usar esta máquina?
Could you give me a demonstration of how to use this machine?
escaparate
es-ka-pa-RA-teeskapeˈɾate
nounB2
Use 'escaparate' when referring to an event or situation that serves as a public display or opportunity to show off talent or products.
Examples
Este festival de cine es un gran escaparate para nuevos directores.
This film festival is a great showcase for new directors.
La feria tecnológica sirve de escaparate para las últimas innovaciones.
The tech fair serves as a showcase for the latest innovations.
Figurative Use
Just like in English, 'showcase' isn't always physical. It describes something that gives exposure.
Demo vs. Display
Learners often confuse 'demostración' and 'escaparate' by using 'demostración' for figurative displays. Remember that 'demostración' is about showing how something works, while 'escaparate' is about presenting talent or products to the public.
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