Señor

Señor Villanueva of Spain.

"Señor. You may call me Doña Pirata. I captain the frigate Venganza."

―Esmeralda to Jack Sparrow

Señor was a courtesy title used before the surname or full name of a man in a Spanish-speaking area. The female equivalent was señorita.

History

"I say, Diego, could you just reach in and grab that for me? I don't want to get my hands wet."
"No, señor! You grab it! This is your quest!"

―Jack Sparrow and Diego de Leon

When Jack Sparrow and his crew accidentally summoned the ghost of Hernán Cortés, Jack politely called the undead conquistador señor. He also called the fellow Pirate Lord Eduardo Villanueva señor. Esmeralda called Jack señor several times. Diego de Leon, a member of Jack Sparrow's crew, also called Jack señor several times. Señor Fantifico was a notable inhabitant of Raven's Cove during the War of Jolly Roger.

Behind the scenes

• "Señor" would first be spoken by one of the pirates torturing Carlos in Walt Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean, first heard through Thurl Ravenscroft's 1966 narration recorded for the ride.

Appearances

• Walt Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean (First appearance)
• Pirates of the Caribbean (2003 video game)
• Jack Sparrow: The Sword of Cortés
• The Price of Freedom
• Legends of the Brethren Court: The Caribbean
• Legends of the Brethren Court: Rising in the East
• Legends of the Brethren Court: Day of the Shadow
• Pirates of the Caribbean Online

Sources

• Walt Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Sound Track of the Fabulous Adventure