With a population of under 47 million, Spain is a nation in southwest Europe.
However, due to their colonial past, a sizable section of South America and other regions worldwide speak Spanish, making it one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.
These nations clearly have different cultures, as evidenced by the usage of their respective languages and popular names.
The official method of registering and identifying people in Spain is through their Spanish names.
They consist of two surnames, the first surname of each parent and a given name, either simple or composite. The first surname is often that of the father, and the second is typically that of the mother.
Let’s check out the list of names:
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What Are Some Cool Spanish Names?
In general, one given name and the first name are used; the whole name is only used in formal, legal, and documentary contexts (for example, “Miguel de Unamuno” for Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo).
When the first surname is particularly popular (like in the cases of Federico Garca Lorca, Pablo Ruiz Picasso, or José Luis Rodrguez Zapatero), it is sometimes intentional to utilize both surnames to create a more distinctive name.
Gerard Esparraguera
Gonzalo Rey
Rosa Pérez
Joan Navarra
Antonio Jose Cuevas
Bruno Torrente
Emilio Lago
Jose Antonio Labrador
Ana Conejero
Jose Manuel Marinero
Ainara Biescas
Eduardo Batanero
Manuel Miguélez
Moises Bacque
Izan Aisa
Jan Padrón
Josep Leñero
Adan Alameda
Matias Sallent
Manuel Zanhuesa
Diego Durán
Carles Val
Luka Bacque
Nadia Bilbao
Cristian Pena
Juan Carlos Ramos
Amaia Carnicero
Jairo Salazar
Iria Morata
Guillem Méndez
Jose Riba
Neus Romero
Jesus Ramos
Angel Gabasa
Gonzalo Rabellino
Julio Santolaria
Jaume Teixidó
Sandra Charpantier
Antonio Tejero
Desiree Toledo
Leticia Monte
Biel García
Markel Prado
Sergi Gómez Gomis
Luis Borobia
Ruben Carpentier
Jairo Hernández
Jonathan Ramos
Itziar Ruiz
Julian Domínguez
Gisela Collado
Asier Castejón
Matias Ortiz
Celia Castellano
Elia Cueva
Hugo Oñate
Juan Carlos Avilés
Jon Ballesteros
Andrea Valdueza
Andrea Peris
Gema Guerrero
Arturo Torres
Julio Alcalde
Marina Ayerbe
Ander Valenzuela
Estefania Núñez
Julian Ávila
David Ortiz
Eric Ordóñez
Jose Maria Serrano
Oriol Hidalgo
Liam Valdovinos
Miguel Yáñez
Naroa Blázquez
Dario Ocaña
Aritz Rabadán
Ander Olloqui
Asier Rabadán
Alba Maria Capitán
Ricardo Ávila
Marco Val
Jose Luis Ferrer
Uxia Aragonés
Dylan Ferreira
Adan Batanero
Jan Gutiérrez
Juan Francisco Tarragona
Jonathan Hidalgo
Sergi Conde
Fernando Chistau
Jose Miguel Ligüerre
Saul Serrano
Juan Antonio Colina
Eduardo España
Eloy Duque
Carolina Abad
Luca Catalán
Zoe Briones
Ibai Madrid
Eduardo Benítez
German Suárez
Nazaret Miguélez
Mercedes Montemayor
Jose Carlos Álvarez
Jose Manuel Marqués
Veronica Cerecero
Carles Valverde
Ona Moliner
Santiago Abarquero
Luis Catalá
Hugo Torres
Jordi Sanhueza
Elena Sabaté
Eduardo Rey
Jose Rabellini
Emilio Catalán
Oliver García
Unai Martínez
Xabier Briones
Jaume Bailén
Ivan Saldaña
Kevin Arán
Andres Piedrabuena
Ibai Sallent
Aleix Bacque
Ferran Peralta
Aaron Giménez
Alan Lago
Neizan Prado
Juan Gabasa
Abril Navarro
Josep Alonso
Jan Piedrabuena
Triana Gutiérrez
Fun Fact: Since 1999, the order of a family’s surnames has been chosen when the first child is registered; however, the conventional order is almost always chosen (99.53% of the time).
What Are Some Catchy Spanish Names?
It is also usual practice in certain situations to only use the second surname, as in “Lorca,” “Picasso,” or “Zapatero.”
This has no bearing on how an index is alphabetized; “Lorca,” the Spanish poet, must be listed under “Garca Lorca,” not “Lorca” or “Garca.”
Nowadays, persons in Spain have a single given name or a combination of names (nombre in Spanish) and two last names (Apellidos in Spanish).
Let’s check out some catchy names mentioned below:
Eva Maria Alcaide
Maria Oñate
Alma García
Naroa Costa
Virginia Duque
Raquel Gutiérrez
Barbara Ravelino
Raquel Ferreiro
Eloy Monte
India Malillos
Candela Valle
Carmen Tejedor
Aina Malillos
Iris Fraile
Mariona Fonz
Aitana Valle
Andrea Val
Desiree Zamorano
Rosa Muñoz
Esther Gabasa
Yaiza Pastor
Azahara Ferrero
Mia Mínguez
Africa Moreno
Gabriela Herrero
Veronica Ballester
Vera Siurana
Unai Riba
Ibai Hernández
Erika Villarreal
Nayara Marinero
Daniela Ferrandis
Cecilia Enríquez
Judith Villalba
Lia Sanhueza
Jose Antonio Santander
Mireia Zaragoza
Saray Enríquez
Miriam Borobia
Mateo Gómez Gomis
Cristian Ligüerre
Mar Arriaga
Vega Cardenal
Iria Pescador
Maria Del Mar Sáenz
Nerea Cantero
Cesar Benítez
Isabella Pastor
Cayetana Burgos
Abel Martín
Elisa Bilbao
Vanesa Mesonero
Gala Zanhuesa
Desiree Pescador
Naiara Ferreira
Aina Alférez
Yolanda Tejero
Antia Carnicer
Ariadna Racionero
Eneko Zapatero
Nora Verdugo
Nahia Ordóñez
Ana Maria Jiménez
Thiago Navarro
Virginia Sartori
Pilar Rey
Desiree Rabadán
Izan Cubero
Nour Linares
Vanesa Bailén
Susana Nápoles
Joel Moliner
Manuel Morata
Elsa Sabater
Miriam Villarreal
Rosa Valdovinos
Adara Navarro
Helena Anglés
Gemma Gistaín
Mia Bolívar
Aya Morterero
Uxue Zapatero
Veronica Sabater
Noelia Chistau
Jose Antonio Barbero
Belen Zaragoza
Elsa Biel
Salma Santander
Jana Navarro
Adria Castejón
Itziar Carbonero
Manuela Vázquez
Yanira Carbonero
Ingrid Abad
Nayara Marqués
Chloe Hidalgo
Triana Martín
Mireya Racionero
Manuela Cantero
Leticia Teixidó
Ona Avilés
Maria Del Carmen Castillero
Maria Del Carmen Ferrufino
Carlota Piedrabuena
Cristina Carpenter
Vanesa Arán
Maria Páez
India Benítez
Zaira Giménez
Elia Abad
Mariona Anglés
Victoria Alcaide
Vanesa Sánchez
Paola Navarra
Inmaculada Baztán
Vera Sambuesa
Salma Burgos
Jana Capitán
Lorena Catalá
Gabriela Lérida
Vanessa Cherro
Carmen Romero
Lucia Lérida
Nahia Escrivá
Vera Señor
Zoe Cedillo
Ian López
Teresa Gómez
Claudia Villalobos
Lara Colina
Elsa Fraile
Sonia Arriaga
Iria de Herrera
Mar Valdueza
Fun Fact: A composite given name comprises two (or more) single names; for instance, Juan Pablo is not considered a single composite forename but rather a first and second forename.
What Are Some Amazing Spanish Names?
The two surnames identify both of the maternal families.
A person’s first surname, or apellido paterno, is customarily their father’s first surname, and their second surname, or apellido materno, is their mother’s first surname.
For instance, there are several legal choices available if Eduardo Fernández Garrido marries Mara Dolores Martnez Ruiz, and they have a child called José.
However, José Fernández Martnez is most commonly used to refer to the child in legal documents.
Gabriel Valladares
Albert Capitán
Gabriela Gallego
Iñigo Collado
Belen Durán
Hugo Obrero
Eric Colina
Juan Francisco Prado
Edgar Navarra
Mohamed Fraile
Jordi Camarero
Juan Carlos Morata
Mauro Carpenter
David Gallego
Amira Castellano
Imran Cedillo
Iago Yáñez
Adan Zaragoza
Jose Manuel Bacque
Ricardo Dávila
Mireia Toledo
Jairo Domínguez
India Miguélez
Oriol Mayordomo
Yasmina Páez
Eduardo Zanhuesa
Salvador Jiménez
Rayan Juárez
Maria Salazar
Pablo Baztán
Agustin Catalá
Santiago Bermúdez
Ignacio Gallego
Sergi Ballesteros
Luca Biescas
Santiago Collado
Angel Márquez
Rayan Zapatero
Mikel Tarragona
Nerea Rabellino
Lidia Lagos
Mariam Pérez
Vega Sastre
Eloy Miguélez
Joaquin Valdovinos
Moises Alcaide
Carles Montilla
Carlota Díez
Francisco Aragón
Isabella Alameda
Gema Acin
Oliver Arriaga
Fernando Ramírez
Aitor Monte
Uxia Rodríguez
Iker Rey
Carles Fraile
Alberto Hidalgo
Ivan Vélez
Oliver Merino
Juan Jose Peña
Ivan Zamorano
Juan Carlos Moreno
Angel Soriano
Hugo Pedrero
Miriam Madrid
Cecilia Sabater
Noah Martínez
Aritz Bacque
Miguel Angel Labrador
Ignacio Oñate
Oier Labrador
Antonio Sánchez
Gael Catalá
Amir Halconero
Julio Llopis
Mireia Ballesteros
Vicente Labrador
Bruno Balderas
Oscar Bermúdez
Francisco Carnicero
Liam Jiménez
Ivan Camarero
Kevin Sastre
Tania Riba
Iker Valverde
Naroa Bilbao
Sergio Valdueza
Carles Fernández
Youssef Vergara
David Navarra
Oriol Coronel
Ian Vélez
Noah Arán
Alexia Rey
Miguel Angel Ferreiro
Judit Piedrabuena
Jairo Chistau
Josep Ayerbe
Marc Muñoz
June Barbero
Alonso Cerecero
Isaac Burgos
Matias Esparraguera
Marcos Siurana
Alejandra Ferrero
Pol Prado
Amanda Romero
Denis Ferrandis
Jon Lagos
Nicolas Sanhueza
Alejandra Ferrón
Antonio Jose Toledano
Oscar Abarquero
Rebeca Cuéllar
Miguel Angel Soldado
Daniel Torres
Dario Soria
Barbara Piedrabuena
Xabier Verdugo
Francisco Jose Riba
Noah Núñez
Sofia Zamorano
Tomas Sastre
Alvaro Escrivá
Dario Carretero
Agustin Peralta
Uxia Labrador
Oriol Ayerbe
Abril Sambuesa
Inmaculada Anglés
Mohamed Merino
David Castellano
Triana Bacque
Bruno Malillos
Jan Valverde
Francisco López
Fun Fact: There have been legal exceptions to the need for all siblings to share the same surname order listed in the Registro Civil (civil registration), which has been a requirement of Spanish gender equality law since 1999.
What Are Some Latest Spanish Names?
Since 2013, if a child’s parents cannot agree on which surname should come first, an official will decide, with the paternal name being the default choice.
The sole requirement is that the surname order must be the same for each son and daughter; they cannot alter it independently.
Now, let’s check out some latest Spanish names that are trending this year:
Guillermo Ferreira
Alba Maria Avilés
Jose Miguel Yáñez
Oriol Escudero
Alan Biescas
Xabier Villalba
Jose Angel Morterero
Abel Gómez
Julen Ballesteros
Santiago Suárez
Iker Cuevas
Oriol Martín
Arnau Gómez Gomis
Blanca Menéndez
Patricia Halconero
Oscar Cubero
Miquel Lago
Carla Bailén
Kevin Malillos
Arnau Fuster o Fusté
Ibai Fraile
Aritz Capitán
Gael Caballero
Iker Moliner
Isabel Maria Guerrero
Saul Zapatero
Gael Carpentier
Francisco Javier Aisa
Ricardo Cubero
Arturo Herrero
Angel Ramos
Xavier Ramos
Jose Sánchez
Jose Maria Yáñez
Joaquin Cedillo
Carles Serrano
Ariadna Soria
Pedro Santolaria
David Gómez Gomis
Cesar Alonso
Marco Lagos
Sofia Giménez
Borja Carnicer
Fernando Escudero
Jose Angel Catalá
Aaron Llopis
Andres Collado
Leyre Enríquez
Youssef Bermúdez
Gorka Ayerbe
Jose Saldaña
Mikel Fidalgo
Rafael Carbonero
Marco Morterero
Alonso Torrente
Jairo Cuéllar
Joan Conejero
Erik Briones
Eva Maria Bilbao
Joaquin Tejedor
Pedro Escudero
Arturo González
Gabriel Morterero
Judith Carpenter
Andres Gabasa
Joan Rabellino
Alejandro Abad
Saul Rivera
Abraham Gállego
Mario Bescós
Youssef Serrano
Pablo Malillos
Francisco Javier Camarero
Alvaro Valdés
Juan Antonio Canales
Leticia Peris
Olga Fidalgo
Aaron Barceló
Unai Salazar
Yaiza Bielsa
Antonio Jose Ascaso
Aritz Fuster o Fusté
Alan Sastre
Diego Panadero
Jose Antonio Biel
Aitor Ramírez
Denis Costa
Luna Castellano
Ismael Valladares
Enrique Hernández
Joel Peris
Vicente Carreiro
Maria Del Carmen Linares
Brais Lago
Alan Merino
Kevin Menéndez
Teo Durán
Elsa Carpenter
Omar Castillero
Aleix Ballester
Miquel Peris
Brais Rodríguez
Jan Gistaín
Antia Biel
Antonio Vázquez
Sheila Valdés
Marc Cueva
Juan Carlos Soria
Adan Tejedor
Jose Angel Carpintero Charpentier
Thiago Labrador
Carlos Costa
Pablo Pedrero
Gerard Laguna
Salvador Soldado
Jesus Olloqui
Antonio Dávila
Mikel Riba
Yeray Fonz
Joaquin Orellana
Aimar Ariza
Pedro Marinero
Jairo del Valle
Oriol Lago
Nicolas del Valle
Pol Riba
Francisco Escudero
Aleix Sáenz
Iago Camarero
Carlos Sanhueza
Jon Bolea
Jose Antonio Suárez
Africa Muñoz
Aritz Gállego
Miguel Gutiérrez
Juan Francisco Rey
Iago Rey
Rodrigo Páez
Francisco Javier Vázquez
Naia Vélez
Adam Arriaga
Sergi Gistaín
Aimar Ligüerre
Arnau Artigas
Fun Fact: The law of Spain also gives an individual a choice to change the order of their last names once they reach adulthood.
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