go ahead

Go ahead is a term that, like adverb, can be used in different ways. The concept refers to what is found beyond. For example: "As we move forward, the road is in worse condition: I don't think we can move on", "I think I know the woman who is eating at the table in front", "In the line at the bank, in front of me was Manuel's aunt".

The notion can be used together with certain prepositions or other adverbs to refer to the future: "From now on, every time you want to enter my office, you will have to knock on the door first.", "I want to travel to Uruguay to visit my brother but I don't have money: the trip will have to be left for later", "The boss said that, from now on, the company will no longer pay productivity premiums".

What interjection, forward is used to indicate a person what go on with what you are doing or what enter to a certain space: "Go ahead, continue with your story", "Go ahead! The door is open", "I'm a little tired but go ahead, tell me what the conflict is and I will try to help you".

"Go ahead", on the other hand, it is the name of several publications. The Communist Party of Argentina, the Communist Party of Paraguay and the Federation of Argentine Socialist Youth they had diaries with this name.

In the same way, we cannot ignore that the term in question has been widely used within the cultural and entertainment sphere. Thus, for example, one of the most successful television series of the last decades in Spain was “Un paso para”.

It was created by Daniel Écija and aired between 2002 and 2005. It consisted of 84 chapters and revolved around a School of Performing Arts, directed by Carmen Arranz, which was brought to life by Lola Herrera. It showed the viewer the day-to-day life of the teachers but, above all, of the students who worked hard to make their dream of becoming dancers, singers or actors come true.

Pablo Puyol, Beatriz Luengo, Mónica Cruz, Miguel Ángel Muñoz or Asier Etxeandía, among others, were the young actors who played the characters in the series. What's more, some of these even actually formed a musical group, called UPA Dance, which triumphed with songs like “Morenita” or “Sámbame”.

Quilapayún, a Chilean group of folklore, edited in 1975 an album titled "Go ahead". That same title carried the disc of the television program "Triumph operation" from Spain at the end of 2006.

Within the sports field, we cannot ignore that, within what is football, in Spain is the so-called Liga Adelante. This is how the league of the groups that, at present, come to integrate what is the Second Division is called. Specifically, teams such as Getafe, Córdoba, UCAM Murcia, Mirandés, SD Huesca, Tenerife, Cádiz and Elche, among others, participate in this.