The Spanish-language Wordle offers two daily challenges on November 3, 2026: a five-letter word that players must find in six attempts or fewer, and a separate version featuring accented words. The answers are “GUAPO” for the standard puzzle and “GALERÍA” for the accents puzzle.
For the standard game, the answer is a masculine singular adjective with two consonants and three vowels, and no repeated letters. It starts with a consonant, ends with a vowel and has A in the middle. It describes something attractive or pleasing to look at.
The accented-words answer is a feminine singular noun with three consonants and four vowels. It repeats one letter, begins with a consonant and ends with a vowel; its central letter is E, and the accent falls on the penultimate letter. The word refers to an art exhibition space and an architectural feature.
For new players, the source recommends opening with a word containing no repeated letters, at least two vowels and three consonants. After each guess, keep letters marked green in place, move any yellow letters to a different position and rule out gray letters.
Sources: Vandal.