Sentences with phrase «hispanic baby names list»
No doubt it was the spark of her fire that propelled the name Alexa from number 72 last year to number 37 on our top 100 Hispanic baby names list.
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See our list of the 100 most popular Hispanic baby names for girls chosen by parents around the world in 2012.
See our list of the 100 favorite baby names for Hispanic parents in 2011.
See our list of the ten most popular Hispanic baby names chosen by Latino parents in the United States in 2012.
(Also see our list of the most popular Hispanic baby names for girls in 2013).
The name debuted at number 59 on our list of the 100 most popular Hispanic baby names for girls in 2016.
He has watched his first name climb 10 spots since 2013, when the show began, and it's now sitting pretty at number 65 on our list of the 100 most popular Hispanic baby names for boys.
See our list of the most popular U.S. Latino baby names compared with the top 10 names for Hispanic babies in other Spanish - spe...
In the biggest surprise of 2016, Mateo became the number one name for boys, robbing Santiago of the crown he has worn since 2007, when BabyCenter en Español started publishing lists of the most popular Hispanic baby names.
Note: This list is based on names of babies born between January and October 2016 whose names were registered on our Spanish - language site, BabyCenter en Español, by Hispanic parents in the United States and in 22 Spanish - speaking countries.
Compare our lists, below, of the top ten Hispanic baby names for babies born in the United States and the top ten Hispanic baby names for babies in Spanish - speaking countries worldwide.
See our list of the the most popular U.S. Hispanic baby names of 2011, from bilingual baby names to Anglo names favored by Lati...
Thiago has enjoyed a surge in popularity lately, rising to # 13 on the 2016 list of most popular Hispanic baby names for boys.
Note: We created this list based on baby names shared with us on our Spanish - language site, BabyCenter en Español, by Hispanic parents in the United States and in 22 Spanish - speaking countries whose baby was born between January and November 2012.