Families who are looking for Hispanic girl names are spoiled for choice — inspiration is everywhere. For starters, all they have to do is look at the Social Security Administration (SSA) and its list of the most popular girl names in the United States right now — so many of the top names are already of Spanish origin. Or, they could check similar lists from Spanish-speaking countries from around the world. Then again, some families might not want a trendy name and are looking for those unique, under-the-radar Hispanic girl names. No matter the preference, here are 150 beautiful Hispanic girl names to try on for size.
Popular Hispanic Girl Names in the United States
The SSA keeps track of the 1,000 most popular baby names every year. When the numbers were tallied for last year, these were the names of Spanish or Latin origin that made the list, shown here in order from most popular to least popular.
- Olivia
- Isabella
- Ava
- Camila
- Luna
- Aurora
- Nora
- Emily/Emilia
- Nova
- Elena
- Valentina
- Victoria
- Stella
- Vivian
- Liliana
For an interesting comparison, the SSA also keeps a separate list of the most-popular names in Puerto Rico. They may not be of Spanish or Latin origin, but the top 15 names are:
- Valentina
- Aurora
- Emma
- Amira
- Mia
- Victoria
- Luna
- Camila
- Isabella
- Alaia
- Catalina
- Ainara
- Antonella
- Milena
- Sofia
Trendy Hispanic Girl Names
Those in the midst of a baby-name search are probably already familiar with BabyCenter, which keeps track of baby names chosen by its users. But they might not know that BabyCenter also has a Spanish-language site, BabyCenter en Español, which, according to the site, is used by Hispanic parents in the United States and in 22 Spanish-speaking countries.
It also keeps track of interest in baby names. These were names from the 100 most popular baby girl names on BabyCenter en Español last year that don't already appear on the SSA most popular list for the United States or Puerto Rico, in order of popularity.
- Julieta
- Aitana
- Martina
- Amelia
- Luciana/Lucía
- Alana
- Renata
- Adhara
- Alma
- Valeria
- Ámbar
- Natalia
- Abril
- Jimena
- Gabriela
- Clara
- Mía Isabella
- Paula
- Guadalupe
- Arleth
- Mariana
- Delfina
- Romina
- Amira
- Miranda
- Josefina
- Lara
- Paulina
- Fernanda
- Violeta
- Antonia
- Salomé
- Ana Victoria/Ana Paula
- Alfonsina
- Leonor
- Pilar
- Eva
- Alba
- Isabel
- Alejandra
- Alicia
- Alessia
- Jazmín
- Cataleya
- María José
- Cielo
- Vega
- Agustina
Of those, Mía Isabella, Arleth and Amira are the names that are new to the list that debuted the highest, so they have some heat to them. And Violeta was the name already on the list that improved in rank the most, so it was the fastest-climber.
The Most Popular Girl Names in Spain
Nameberry has found some names that are very popular in Spain, but haven't become as common in the United States as Isabella and Olivia. Here are some they suggest that haven't yet made it onto the SSA or BabyCenter lists, in order of popularity.
- Carmen
- Daniela
- Carla
- Lola
- Gala
- Claudia
- Manuela
- Triana
- Laia
- Candela
- Ines
- Vera
- Adriana
- Blanca
- Carlota
- Marina
- Rocio
- Leire
- Celia
- Ariadna
- Ona
- Aina
- Mar
- Iria
- Naia
The Most Popular Girl Names in Mexico
Names.org compiled a list of the most popular Mexican baby names, which also includes names of Aztec (Nahuatl) origin. While there are some repeats, there are some interesting additions as well, listed here from most popular to least popular.
- Isabella
- Juanita
- Carmen
- Angel
- Lula
- Luna
- Liliana
- Guadalupe
- Daniela
- Alejandra
- Jaime
- Esmeralda
- Alondra
- Yesenia
- Ximena
- Marisol
- Kassandra
- Catalina
- Lizbeth
- Blanca
- Danna
- Maritza
- Nayeli
- Noemi
- Susana
- Perla
- Esperanza
- Itzel
- Dulce
- Araceli
- Fernanda
Names.org also notes that Xitlali, Katalia, Nailea, Ahtziri and Vianney rank among Mexican names with the most interest among the site's international users.
Rare Hispanic Girl Names
These haven't reached any of the top spots on the lists of trends, so for families looking for a unique Hispanic name, these might be the way to go.
- Aurelia
- Carolina
- Constanza
- Dominga
- Estefanía
- Estrella
- Fabiana
- Florencia
- Gloria
- Isidora
- Josefa
- Juana
- Leandra
- Maite
- Mariangel
- Micaela
- Montserrat
- Paloma
- Rafaela
- Ramona
- Rebeca
- Reina
- Rosalind
- Silvana
- Solana
- Xiomara
- Yolanda
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Marisa (she/her) has covered all things parenting, from the postpartum period through the empty nest, for Good Housekeeping since 2018; previously, she wrote about parents and families at Parents and Working Mother. She lives with her toy-collecting husband and daughter in Brooklyn, where she can be found helping out her team at bar trivia or posting about movies on Twitter and Bluesky.
