voz

voice feminine noun. voice. 2. ( clamor) cry. a meia voz in a whisper.

: musical sound produced by the vocal folds and resonated by the cavities of head and throat. (2) : the power or ability to produce musical tones.

Another word for a singer is a vocalist. A large band might include a dozen musicians, a lead vocalist, and a couple of backup vocalists to harmonize.

It originated in the 1500s when the Spanish colonized Latin America and imposed a strict hierarchy of social classes. The indigenous people referred to members of the Spanish nobility as vuestra merced, meaning “your grace”. This term evolved to vuasted, later shortened to vos.

Spanish Vos is a Spanish subject pronoun used for the second-person singular in a familiar context - the same way you would use the pronoun “tú.” There is no difference in meaning, the difference lies in the regions it is used. In some regions it fully replaces the pronoun “tú” and in others it is used alongside “tú.”

voice, also called Full Voice, in phonetics, the sound that is produced by the vibration of the vocal cords. All vowels are normally voiced, but consonants may be either voiced or voiceless (i.e., uttered without vibration of the vocal cords).

The human voice can be thought of as the ultimate melodic instrument, because it is capable of instant expression with no instrument required to translate thoughts and feelings into sound. The voice is capable of a huge variety and depth of expressions. With the human voice, thought almost equals sound.

VJin BTS/Singers

Jeon Jungkook Jeon Jungkook [Jungkook] - Main Vocalist, Lead Dancer, Maknae.

What is 'vos' and where is it used? Vos is a Spanish subject pronoun used for the second-person singular in a familiar context - the same way you would use the pronoun “tú.” There is no difference in meaning, the difference lies in the regions it is used.

Vos is the standard form of address (instead of tú) in Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay. It's also common (mixed with tú, often depending on region, situation and social class) in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala.

The word voseo derives from the pronoun vos, which originated in Latin to indicate the plural of the second person in nominative case. Vos appears in classic and medieval texts of Spanish literature, although the pronoun isn't necessarily semantically uniform throughout the corpus of texts.