El Escultor

The Spanish phrase "el escultor" translates to "the sculptor" in English. To help you remember this, think of "el escultor" as the artist who "sculpts" stories from stone. Imagine a sculptor chiseling away at a block, much like a storyteller crafting an epic tale. Plus, "escultor" sounds a bit like "sculptor" with a twist of Spanish flair, almost as if "sculptor" decided to take a siesta in Spain and came back with a new name. So when you hear "el escultor," picture Michelangelo giving his famous "David" statue a Spanish accent! 🗿