Vaca is a Spanish word which means vacation. Vacations are periods of time during which people traditionally take a break from school or work to relax and enjoy themselves. In Spanish, the word vaca can also mean cow. The term "vacation" comes from the phrase "take time for vacation". In the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many other places across the world, people take a break during school or work every year. The two most common vacation periods are summer vacation which is usually in July and winter vacation which is usually in December. In the US and Canada, summer vacations are often referred to as "vacation" while winter vacations are referred to as holiday. In Spanish speaking countries people take a break from school or work only during summer vacation (vacatio estival). This is because public schools in most Spanish-speaking countries use a three-term school year.

In Spanish, vaca is an informal term for a woman. In many Latin American countries, the word vaca is not considered offensive and can be used in colloquial language. When used as slang, the word vaca carries the same meaning as cow. Following are the restaurant and movie on the name of Vaca

Julio Médem was the director and writer of the 1991 Spanish film Vacas (English: Cows). Aside from Carmelo Gómez, Emma Suárez, Ana Torrent, and Karra Elejalde, the film stars a cast of actors. It follows the intertwined stories of three generations of two families in rural Basque Country from 1875 to 1936 in this eerie family saga. His first film won him a Goya award for Best New Director in 1993. The following is a list of films that are in some way related to vaca. Vaca is also the name of a short story collection by Chico Buarque, published in 1977 by Seix Barral. It consists of 25 short stories, which Buarque had previously published in various magazines. The collection has won several prizes, including the 1978 Alumnos Argentinos award and the 1979 Cervantes award for Best Foreign Story Collection. "Sheep" (2011) - television series that relates the story of a real-life Spanish family who flee Civil War on their sheep during World War II.

The Vaca movie based upon woman Working in a slaughterhouse, a woman is trapped in a routine that is bringing boredom into her life. However, an unexpected opportunity arises to change her life. A short film starring Marta Bayarri and Pepo Blasco is available online. Marta Bayarri directed and wrote the film. Vaca is the name of a novel by Dennis Lehane. The book was published in 2006 by Random House Publishing Group. The story of the book focuses on a small town near Boston and its people. The Vache is a documentary film (2016) directed by Michael Cimino and Donal Mosher, chronicling the 100 year history of the French cheese makers of toil and trouble, who are now divided over European Union imports. The film debuted at 2018 Sundance Film Festival.