The most popular names in Colombia for children
It is not always easy to choose the name of the baby. Sometimes parents rely more on family tradition than on their own tastes, but always try to find a name that suits their child. In any case, a good solution to please relatives as well as oneself is to choose a compound name for the child. In Col
It is not always easy to choose the name of the baby. Sometimes parents rely more on family tradition than on their own tastes, but always try to find a name that suits their child. In any case, a good solution to please relatives as well as oneself is to choose a compound name for the child. In Colombia, we found many compound names in the list of frequent names for children, which makes it possible for the baby to prefer one or the other in the future. The most popular names
in Colombia respond to the taste for tradition and simplicity, with which they turn out to be familiar names well known to all. The most frequent names for children in Colombia 1. Juan Carlos
. The Hebrew origin of Juan joins the Germanic origin of Carlos to form one of the most popular composite names in the Hispanic world. The implicit meaning of Carlos as a "strong man" is reinforced by Juan's familiarity in a name that may be perfect for your son.
2. Andrés Felipe.Both names have a Greek origin that does nothing but evoke a certain dignity for a compound name that occupies the first positions of the list of frequent names in Colombia. The personality of the two names, makes that they also work perfectly separately.
3. Carlos Alberto. This compound name has a Germanic origin and the combination of its meanings speaks to us of strength and nobility, something that is easily transferred to the personality of your baby. That's why it's no wonder that it has become one of the most popular names for children in Colombia.
4. Alexander. The name has a Greek origin and is one of the most popular in the whole world. Although Colombian families prefer this English variant of the classic Alejandro, it continues to be a familiar and close name that has not lost forcefulness or originality despite its use.
5. Carlos Andrés. The Germanic origin of Charles joins the Greek origin of Andrew to form one of the most eloquent compound names. Both names combine perfectly with other traditional and frequent names giving a lot of play when it comes to putting the baby's name.
6. Diego Fernando. This compound name joins the Hebrew origin of Diego with the Germanic origin of Fernando forming a name with aristocratic tints. It is not strange that it is in the list of frequent names in Colombia because it is a name that has an important historical endorsement to bring nobility and distinction.
7. Juan David. We have a Hebrew origin for this compound name full of biblical connotations. Both John and David can define themselves, but when they go together they reinforce even more the beauty of this name that fits perfectly to any child.
8. Sebastian. It is a name of Greek origin that, by its meaning, inspires confidence and respect. It is one of those names impossible to tear down because they always maintain a touch of freshness and originality.
9. Santiago . The Hebrew origin of this name and the biblical tradition to which it belongs have managed to elevate Santiago to the first positions of the list of frequent names in Colombia. It is not strange, since it is a name that combines personality with simplicity.
10. Juan Camilo. The Hebrew origin of Juan is combined with the Etruscan origin of Camilo forming a compound name that unites the tradition and familiarity with the mystery of the Etruscan culture. It is a name that conveys a great confidence, ideal for your child.
Laura Velez. Editor of Guiainfantil.com
