Here are the most popular Spanish names for boys with meanings for you to choose for your baby boy.
– Still one of the most popular names in Spain, this was, at one time, a name used for the eighth child in a family!– The Spanish and Italian version of Mark, this classic name actually means ‘warlike’.
Famous Marco’s include world-famous cook, Marco Pierre White and of course, Marco Polo.– Another name that is popular in both Spain and Italy, this is also a popular Shakespearean name. Renzo and Enzo are two cute nicknames to consider.– Meaning ‘intellect’, this is the Latin version of Hugh. The name Ron and Hermione give their son in the final
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