Granaderos

Granaderos are specialized military or ceremonial units traditionally responsible for maintaining discipline, security, and escort duties within an army or organization. The term originates from Spanish, meaning "grenadiers," historically soldiers trained to throw grenades and assault fortified positions. Today, granaderos often participate in ceremonial functions, parades, and official events, representing historical military heritage. They wear distinctive uniforms and perform precise marching routines, symbolizing discipline and tradition. Their role blends historical military symbolism with contemporary ceremonial duties, emphasizing honor, discipline, and the preservation of cultural heritage.