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Most Common First Names in Spain

Guess the most commonly used given names in Spain.
For all people living in Spain, 2016. Source.
Some of these are "compound" names, such as Mary Ann. Guess both parts of the name.
To make it easier, we give you the first letter or letters.
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First submittedJune 13, 2013
Times taken42,866
Average score32.5%
Rating4.23
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Male Name
702,882
A
Antonio
625,280
J
Jose
609,506
M
Manuel
519,796
F
Francisco
361,991
D
David
360,743
J
Juan
314,363
J A
Jose
Antonio
304,459
J
Javier
298,983
J L
Jose
Luis
290,613
D
Daniel
288,935
F J
Francisco
Javier
283,007
J
Jesus
279,191
C
Carlos
253,950
A
Alejandro
252,766
M
Miguel
244,991
J M
Jose
Manuel
241,594
R
Rafael
232,491
P
Pedro
228,087
M A
Miguel
Angel
225,218
A
Angel
213,778
J M
Jose
Maria
212,282
P
Pablo
208,099
F
Fernando
203,921
S
Sergio
199,917
L
Luis
191,416
J
Jorge
#
Female Name
664,804
M C
Maria
Carmen
624,184
M
Maria
407,389
C
Carmen
290,950
J
Josefa
275,622
A M
Ana
Maria
275,443
I
Isabel
266,058
M P
Maria
Pilar
263,322
M D
Maria
Dolores
254,963
M T
Maria
Teresa
254,773
L
Laura
253,321
A
Ana
229,247
C
Cristina
228,801
M A
Maria
Angeles
223,265
F
Francisca
223,101
M
Marta
216,702
A
Antonia
208,617
D
Dolores
205,168
M I
Maria
Isabel
204,033
M J
Maria
Jose
194,894
L
Lucia
164,534
M L
Maria
Luisa
163,608
S
Sara
161,586
P
Paula
160,811
E
Elena
155,700
P
Pilar
153,632
C
Concepcion
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30 Comments
kalbahamut
+2
Level 81
Jul 23, 2013
Did okay... 80th percentile... feel like I should have done better. Though there were a bunch I guessed that I was sure would be on there and were not. Either those names are only popular in Latin America and not so much in Spain, or maybe they have fallen out of favor recently if this is based on recent baby names and not the general population.
camus
+3
Level 78
Jul 23, 2013
Pilar, Jesus, Jose, Rosario are popular girl's names in Spain? No surprise I did so badly.
Sifhraven
+1
Level 72
May 27, 2019
Never heard of pilar before either. But there is no jesus on the girls side, and jose is on the guys side aswell, so wouldnt have affected your score.
camus
+1
Level 78
Jun 24, 2019
The list has probably changed since 2013.
Shunan
+10
Level 32
Mar 20, 2020
I'm very late for this but I'll answer anyways:

Pilar is a name pretty common in 40+ years old women (mostly in their 60s now) here in Spain, specially in the city I live in, Zaragoza. There's really a lot of Pilar here (no kidding, 20-30k at least in a city of 700k) since the Saint of this city is "La virgen del Pilar" and people used to give biblical and saint names to their children.

camus
+2
Level 78
Apr 10, 2021
Shunan - I like pieces of trivia like this, thanks for the comment :)
Rinaldo
+1
Level 32
Aug 1, 2022
One of the great Spanish operatic sopranos was named Pilar Lorengar (originally Lorenza Pilar Garcia). And she was indeed from Zaragoza, though she made most of her career in Germany.
What
+2
Level 27
Jul 23, 2013
Jesus and Maria are gender neutral? That can make religion confusing!
Gomis86
+12
Level 55
Jan 11, 2014
girl's names: "Maria Jose", "Maria Angeles", "Maria Jesus", "Maria del Pilar"... boy's names: "Jose Maria", "Angel Maria", "Jesus Maria"... the important is the first name (I'm spanish)
Cedo
+5
Level 39
Feb 12, 2016
Same in France with Marie-José or Pierre-Marie for exemple. But old fashioned.
tom88
+3
Level 74
Jun 2, 2016
Thanks, I didn't know that. very interesting
RogerMexico
+1
Level 60
Jan 11, 2024
The US has this too. The female name Mary-Joe.

Although I think it's usually spelled Mary-Jo.

burntfrost
+1
Level 48
Jun 6, 2014
This would be a lot easier if I still lived in a town sustained by agriculture.
clover963
+1
Level 50
Feb 10, 2016
What nationality is 'Raul' (I know I'm missing the accent on the u)... es Cubana?
Djilas
+2
Level 83
Nov 23, 2016
Raúl is also Spanish, including famous football player, just apparently not that popular.
ChocolateMoose
+1
Level 28
Feb 20, 2016
Too hard! Who thought of this??
Chinchilla
+1
Level 20
Oct 13, 2016
Accept Josue for Jose???? please
Djilas
+3
Level 83
Nov 23, 2016
No, Joshua is a different name from Joseph.
AL2881
+5
Level 41
Oct 16, 2016
Fun quiz. The answers could have accents as appropriate, though :-)
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
May 13, 2019
Interestingly enough, the source doesn't have accents.
Paulk70
+1
Level 67
Aug 7, 2018
Damn hard.
Omnikin
+1
Level 67
May 13, 2019
Hard but I also got the easiest five points ever.
scrumpyone
+5
Level 45
Jun 20, 2019
Good grief. Concepcion...really?
ruudsje
+1
Level 69
Jun 23, 2019
yes. aka conchita.
JonOfKent
+1
Level 57
Jan 18, 2021
I only got about five but one of them was Concepcion, I am smug to say (thank you Miss Martinez). No Arantxa or Aranzazu though :-S
APR13
+3
Level 53
Apr 3, 2021
Concha should be accepted as an alternative for Concepción, is kind of like Joe for Joseph (or Pepe for José in Spanish)
ChaosLord
+1
Level 76
Aug 1, 2022
Hands up if you know Juan because of the horse meme.
rustwat
+1
Level 63
Aug 1, 2022
Could only think of Spanish and Latin American footballers really, especially Argentinian ones, who also have a lot of Italian names.
EvanAviator
+1
Level 59
Aug 1, 2022
damn they got a very homogenous name scape over there
bn9043
+1
Level 63
Aug 11, 2022
Good grief, parents in Spain have no taste whatsoever
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