Tapas, Flamenco, Rioja wine—those Spaniards really know a thing or two about the finer things in life. Case in point: these beautiful names for your adorable little chico.
We rounded up the masculine Spanish names, including popular choices, elegant classics and some truly unique monikers, too. Without further ado, here are 50 beautiful Spanish uncommon baby names for boys. (Just remember that the “J”s are pronounced as “H”s.)
A Spanish twist on John, this one is short and sweet. (And remember, the “J” is pronounced as “H”.)
Maradona, Rivera, Boneta… this name comes with a lot of prestige. It’s the Hispanic version of James with a meaning of “supplanter.”
Pronounced Dah-VEED, this timeless classic has a sweet and fitting meaning of “beloved.”
Or just Seb for short. This popular Spanish moniker of Greek origin means “venerable” and “revered.”
But when you’re in a rush, it’s just Manny. Either way, it means “God is with us.”
Soft, pleasant-sounding and oh-so trendy, this one is the Spanish form of Matthew and has a shared meaning of “gift of God.”
A strong moniker with Greek origins, this popular baby name means “farmer” or “earth worker.”
Meaning “defender of mankind.” For pronunciation, see Lady Gaga’s smash hit.
This sweet and cute sounding name has a meaning to match, ”humble.” It also happens to be the perfect moniker for a future artiste (as in, Picasso).
This strong, classic name has Latin roots and a flattering meaning of “highly praiseworthy.”
The Latino version of Peter has Hebrew origins and a meaning of “stone” or “rock.”
This melodic name has Latin and Greek origins and meanings of “son of Adria” and “rich,” respectively
“Manly” and “Mars” are the meanings of this popular Spanish name of Italian origin, but we think it’s best suited to a video game enthusiast.
If you want to add some Spanish flair to this classic name, be sure to pronounce it mar-TEEN. This one has a fierce meaning of “God of war” and “dedicated to Mars.”
This name of Brazilian and Portuguese origin has ties to the biblical character Joseph and a shared meaning of “God multiplies, he will add.”
Here, the Spanish version of Charles with a meaning of “free man.”
A diminutive form of Carlos, this cute take on a classic has the same meaning of “free man.” Let this little guy loose on the playground and watch how he lives up to his name.
Perfect for equestrians, this adorable moniker means “loves horses.”
“Guardian” and “elf warrior” are the meanings of this suave sounding, classic moniker. Let’s just say it gets high marks for mystique.
Andrès boasts a soft and melodic sound that belies its fierce meaning of “warrior.”
As in García Bernal. This one actually has Gaelic origins and a meaning of “Irishman” (and “heartthrob”).
Pronounced toe-MAHS, this one means “twin,” but would be adorable for any type of sibling.
Means “ruler of the house.” (Or the karaoke bar, perhaps?)
This name of Italian and Spanish origin means “eager” and “rival.” We’re rooting for the first meaning to win out during the teen years.
This Latin moniker has historical ties to Julius Caesar and a meaning of “long-haired” or “full of head of hair.”
Gabriel is a name of Hebrew origin with a religious meaning of “God is my strength.”
This soft and melodic masculine name means “gift of God.”
Means “famous ruler,” but no pressure.
Great for ABBA lovers—this moniker has old-school masculine vibes, German origins and a meaning of “bold voyager.”
“Noble,” “eager” and “ready for battle are the meanings of this smooth sounding Spanish name.
A decidedly stately sounding moniker with a long history, Francisco has both Spanish and Portuguese origins and a meaning of “free man.”
Also spelled ‘Renaldo,’ this sophisticated moniker rolls off the tongue and boasts a meaning of “ruler’s advisor.” (Though we think your Reinaldo will be second to none.)
The Spanish spelling of the Hebrew name, Raphael, meaning “God has healed,” this one oozes sophistication.
Pronounced HI-may, this Spanish form of the classic name James has the same meaning of “supplanter.”
This charming name has Italian origins and an equally pleasing meaning of “possessing goodness.” (What more can you ask for, right?)
A classic name with a vintage vibe, this name has Portuguese, Spanish and Mexican origins and a fierce meaning of “powerful leader.”
Here, the Spanish form of Ralph with a badass meaning of “wolf counsel.”
This smart and sophisticated sounding Spanish moniker of Latin origin has a fierce meaning of “fiery one.”
Guillermo is a name of Mexican and Spanish origin that has a meaning of “will helmet.” Let’s just say we see some tantrums in your future.
Derived from Garajonay, this Canarian place name of Guanche origin is a unique and pretty cool gender-neutral moniker.
Efrain is a Spanish take on the Hebrew name Ephraim. Both mean “fruitful.”
This unisex name of Spanish origin has an unknown meaning, but is believed by some to have come about because it is the reverse spelling of the feminine name Maria.
Berilo is a unique name of Spanish origin that means “pale green gemstone.”
Don Quixote comes to mind, but this one can be used as a given name, too and is typically associated with an honorary title.
A little bit Spanish, a little bit Italian and a whole lot of cuteness.
