How do you say "cheerleading" in spanish?

Question

I've been through all the dictionaries and I found porrita y animadora for "cheerleader". How do you say like "she likes cheerleading?"

A le gusta.....

Answer 1

porrista

Answer 2

animadora

That's how you say it.

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Answer 3

porrista

Answer 4

porrista

it is the right one.

a ella le gusta ser porrista.

Answer 5

A élla le gusta animar/ (or) ser porrista  -to be a cheerleeder

Answer 6

"A ella le gusta ser porrista"

"A ella le gusta animar a la hinchada" (Argentina)

Answer 7

I usually only hear "porrista" (I believe you misspelled it in your question). As for "animadora", the Spanish suffix "-dor(a)" is applied to verbs and roughly equates with the English "-er". "Animar" means "to animate" (as in a cheerleader exciting the people in the crowd) and "animadora" roughly means "animator" (not in the context of grahpics).

"She likes cheerleading" would translate to "A ella le gusta se porrista", with "A ella le gusta animar" meaning "she likes to cheerlead" (you normally use the verb instead of noun in situations like this).