Bandidas

Bandidas is a Spanish word that translates directly to "female bandits" or "female outlaws" in English. The term typically refers to a group of women who engage in banditry, robbery, or other forms of criminal activity, often in a rural or frontier setting. It carries the same connotations as the male equivalent, bandidos, but specifically denotes that the perpetrators are female. The word can also be used in a more figurative or playful sense, to describe women who are considered rebellious, independent, or unconventional. The term's usage and perception can vary depending on cultural context and historical period, sometimes being viewed negatively due to the association with crime, while other times it can be associated with romanticized notions of female empowerment and defiance.