How to Say "they conduct" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “they conduct” is “dirigen” — use 'dirigen' when 'they conduct' refers to leading or directing a group, especially in a formal capacity like a musical ensemble, a team, or even a film production..
dirigen
/dee-REE-hen//diˈɾixen/

Examples
Los músicos aplaudieron cuando la directora dio la señal.
The musicians applauded when the conductor gave the signal.
Esas directoras dirigen películas de acción.
Those directors direct action movies.
Artistic Direction
Use this form when talking about the creative leaders of a show, film, or musical performance.
llevan
/yeh-VAHN//ʝeˈβan/

Examples
Los líderes del proyecto llevan las negociaciones con éxito.
The project leaders conduct the negotiations successfully.
Los ejecutivos llevan el proyecto con mucha calma.
The executives manage the project very calmly.
Dicen que llevan una relación a distancia.
They say they are handling a long-distance relationship.
Estos temas se llevan en una reunión aparte.
These topics are handled in a separate meeting.
Abstract Usage
Think of this meaning as 'carrying' the weight or responsibility of a task, project, or relationship.
Dirigir vs. Llevar
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