On this Walmart page, “globos” simply means party balloons. You’ll find options for decorating birthdays, baby showers, weddings, graduations and more.

• Latex balloons: Classic 9–12 inch singles and bulk packs in many colors.
• Foil balloons: Big number and letter shapes in various heights.
• Confetti and chrome styles: Pre-filled confetti latex and metallic finishes for extra shine.
• Specialty shapes: Hearts, 4D spheres, and long balloons for fun effects.
• Kits & accessories: Balloon garland/arch sets and basic supplies to build displays.

Filters for Party Supplies, Balloons, and Party Decorations can help you narrow by color, size, or occasion.

“Globos” is Spanish for “balloons.” On this page, it points to party balloons and related decorations you can use for events and celebrations.

• Materials: Latex (stretchy, matte or pearl) and foil (shiny shapes like numbers).
• Sizes: Small 9–10 inch, standard 12 inch, and oversized pieces ranging up to large numerals.
• Styles: Solid colors, chrome metallic, confetti-filled, heart-shaped, and more.

If you’re browsing in English, think “balloons” for all the items shown under “globos,” including single balloons, multi-packs, and garland/arch kits.

In Argentina, “globos” typically means balloons—just like you see here for parties and events.

• Common uses: Birthdays, baby showers, weddings, graduations, and themed parties.
• Types you’ll find: Latex balloons in many colors, foil number balloons for milestone ages, confetti balloons for sparkle, and long balloons for playful decor.
• Decor ideas: Mix sizes and finishes for garlands and table clusters; add a large number or shape as a focal point.

The selection on this page aligns well with what “globos” refers to in Argentina: a variety of balloons for festive decorating.

“Globos” covers a wide range of party balloons on this page, so you can match your theme and space.

• Latex balloons: 9–12 inch singles and bulk packs in many colors.
• Confetti balloons: Clear latex pre-filled with colorful or metallic confetti.
• Metallic/chrome latex: High-shine finishes for a luxe look.
• Foil numbers/letters: Larger statement pieces in various heights.
• Specialty shapes: Hearts, 4D spheres, animal prints, and long balloons.
• Garland/arch kits: Bundles with mixed sizes and accessories for DIY displays.

This variety can work for birthdays, showers, weddings, and more.

The right approach depends on the balloon type and your setup.

• Latex balloons: Inflate with air (hand or electric pump) for garlands/clusters, or with helium if you want them to float. Avoid overinflating to reduce popping.
• Foil numbers/letters: Typically helium-friendly and often self-sealing; you can also use air with a straw or pump for wall/backdrop displays.
• Confetti balloons: They’re heavier; a mix of air and helium can help, but float time may vary.
• Long balloons: Use air only; tie securely.

Work slowly, test for the look you want, and supervise kids. Avoid inhaling helium and keep uninflated balloons away from small children.