100 Popular Puerto Rican Baby Names
Puerto Rican baby names in America have quite a bit of variety to them.
The names are usually Spanish but there are also ones that are simple, old fashioned, English-type names, like "Marylou" or "Ernest."
You will notice that most of the Spanish baby names are also interchangeable with Italian and Portuguese names.
This is simply because all of these people are Latin in origin and have linguistic commonalities.
Puerto Ricans have European blood in them, and so these names also reflect that.
Here is a list of some popular Puerto Rican baby names Puerto Ricans give their children, whether they are on the U.S. mainland or on the island.
Mixed Babies
Your child's ethnic identity will be greatly enhanced by these baby names. And if you are having a child that is half black and half Puerto Rican, for example, or half white and half Puerto Rican, you will see that many of these names will work for both cultures.
Puerto Rican Baby Boy Names
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Alejandro
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Alonzo
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Alfie
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Angel
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Antonio
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Bert
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Carlito
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Carlos
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Cesar
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Cisco
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Diego
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Edgar
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Eduardo
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Enrique
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Ernest
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Franco
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Francisco
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Hector
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Herman
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Hernando
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Ignacio
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Javier
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Jesus
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Jose
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Juan
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Julio
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Manny
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Manuel
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Maurice
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Nestor
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Norbert
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Orlando
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Oscar
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Pablo
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Pedro
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Ponce
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Raymundo
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Raul
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Rico
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Rio
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Ronaldo
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Ruben
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Salvador
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Sancho
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Santiago
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Teyo
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Tito
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Toro
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Vincente
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Vito
Puerto Rican Baby Girl Names
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Alma
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Ana
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Ava
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Blanca
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Carlita
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Carmen
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Concepcion
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Consuela
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Corazon
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Cristina
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Elvira
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Esmerelda
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Eva
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Evita
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Flavia
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Florita
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Guadalupe
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Helena
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Inez
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Isabel
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Jacinta
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Jimena
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Jorgelina
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Juanita
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Lola
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Louise
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Lourdes
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Luz
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Magdalena
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Manuela
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Maria
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Maribel
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Marisol
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Marylou
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Monita
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Natividad
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Paloma
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Paz
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Pilar
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Puebla
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Rosa
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Salma
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Soledad
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Sonora
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Tea
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Teresa
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Ursala
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Valentina
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Veronica
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Vida
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