Estralita
means little star in spanish. a woman with this name may be called star. she is often short in stature but has a powerful voice. she loves to dance the night away and have a good time. she is witty, loves to laugh, is very beautiful, and extremely intelligent. desired by men of all backgrounds. she is a fahionista that paves the way for others to follow. do not tell her what she cannot do! she will always prove you wrong. she is very independent, sometimes too much. estralita has her own and doesn’t need you for anything. if you are in her life, it’s because she wants you there. she usually excels at anything she puts her mind to and will give you all she’s got! in her presence you feel safe, warm, and loved…a feeling like no other. she is a shining star that you will never forget, the woman a man wants to cherish, and the lady you hope to someday be like.
i want to be an estralita when i grow up…
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