Conquistador (disambiguation)

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Conquistador is a term used for a soldier, explorer, or adventurer that expanded Spain's colonial rule between the 15th and 17th centuries.

Conquistador may also refer to:

In sport:

• Conquistador Cielo (1979–2002), a racehorse bred in Florida
• Conquistador I, a ring name of José Estrada, Sr., a Puerto Rican professional wrestler
• Dodge City Community College, a public community college located in Dodge City, Kansas
• Florida National University, a university in Hialeah, Florida
• Los Conquistadores, a professional wrestling tag team
• Pasco–Hernando State College, a college in New Port Richey, Florida
• San Diego Conquistadors, a basketball team in the American Basketball Association in the 1970s

In the arts:

• "Conquistador" (Da Vinci song), a song performed by Da Vinci at the 1989 Eurovision Song Contest
• "Conquistador" (Procol Harum song), a song written by Gary Brooker and Keith Reid for Procol Harum
• "Conquistador" (Thirty Seconds to Mars song), a song recorded by Thirty Seconds to Mars
• Conquistador, a song by the English heavy metal band Saxon from their 1999 album Metalhead
• Conquistador (album), an album by the Spanish-American rock group Alpha Union
• Conquistador (game), a board game simulating the exploration of the New World in the 16th century
• Conquistador (Maynard Ferguson album), an album by Canadian jazz trumpeter Maynard Ferguson
• Conquistador (novel), an alternate history novel by S. M. Stirling
• Conquistadors (TV series), a BBC documentary series on the Spanish expeditions of conquest of the Americas
• Conquistadores, a volume of the manga Bleach
• Conquistador, a poem written by Australian poet A. D. Hope

In other uses:

• Conquistador Council, a Boy Scouts of America local council in New Mexico