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How to Say Heads or Tails in Spanish

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): In Spanish, heads or tails is most commonly "cara o cruz" (literally "face or cross"). In Mexico, people also say "águila o sol" (eagle or sun), while "cara" means heads and "cruz" means tails. In Brazilian Portuguese, it is "cara ou coroa." You can also test a quick 50/50 toss with the free coin flipper right below.

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  1. Say "cara" for heads and "cruz" for tails in general Spanish.
  2. Use "águila o sol" in Mexico, where "águila" is heads and "sol" is tails.
  3. Say "cara ou coroa" in Portuguese, where "cara" is heads and "coroa" is tails.
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At a glance

Language / RegionHeadsTails
EnglishHeadsTails
Spanish (general)CaraCruz
Spanish (Mexico)ÁguilaSol
Spanish (Argentina / Peru)CaraCeca
Portuguese (Brazil)CaraCoroa

Related questions

What does águila o sol mean?

It is the Mexican Spanish phrase for heads or tails, referring to the eagle and sun designs on older Mexican coins.

How do you say heads or tails in Argentina?

In Argentina, people commonly say "cara o ceca," where "cara" is heads and "ceca" is tails.

How do you say heads or tails in Portuguese?

In Brazilian Portuguese, the phrase is "cara ou coroa," which literally means face or crown.

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Updated November 14, 2026.