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In the old days of Spain, they were usually the landowners son in the hacienda and would occasionally inspect the holdings thoroughly on horseback and would whip peasants if work wasn't done fast enough. In modern Spain it usually refers to a rich well dressed young man from Madrid to Andalusia who's a womanizer, pretentious, elitist and spends large amounts of cash on whatever desire he chooses. In short, whatever the age, the señorito has always done what he pleases and usually gets away with it.
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