How to Say “Star” in Spanish Slang

crack
casual, slang
In Spanish slang a star, meaning someone outstanding, is a crack. Use estrella for a famous person or an actual star in the sky.
Meaning: outstanding person (noun)

Ways to say it

“star” in Spanish
Spanish Note
crack casual, slang
Estrella neutral

Crack describes a person who is excellent at something, such as a football player or a coworker who solves everything.

Which one should you use?

Estrella is the neutral word, as in una estrella de cine. Crack is informal and warm.

How do you pronounce it?

Crack is pronounced close to "krak" in Spanish.

Did you know?

  • Spanish borrowed crack from English and uses it a lot in sports talk.

Examples in context

  • Messi es un crack.
    Messi is a star.
  • Eres un crack, gracias por la ayuda.
    You are a star, thanks for the help.
  • Es una estrella de cine.
    She is a movie star.

Example conversation

Iván thanks his coworker Rocío in Madrid.

  1. Iván

    Arreglaste el error en diez minutos.
    You fixed the error in ten minutes.
  2. Rocío

    No fue nada.
    It was nothing.
  3. Iván

    Eres una crack.
    You are a star.
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