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According to Peru’s National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (RENIEC), the most popular baby names in the country last year were Mia and Liam.
Peru released a single set of rankings that combined both genders, so here are Peru’s top 20 baby names overall for 2020:
Liam, 4,179 babies
Thiago, 3,398
Dylan, 3,150
Mia, 2,510
Gael, 2,484
Camila, 1,929
Alessia, 1,856
Luciana, 1,838
Mateo, 1,837
Zoe, 1,530
Ian, 1,458
Luis, 1,374
Valentina, 1,335
Aitana, 1,298
Danna, 1,295
Lucas, 1,248 (tie)
Santiago, 1,248 (tie)
Luana, 1,239
Juan, 1,228
Ariana, 1,213
I haven’t been able to track down Peru’s rankings for 2019, but in 2018 the top two names were the same.
RENIEC regularly tweets about Peru’s unusual baby names, so I can also tell you that, within the last few years, the country has welcomed babies named…
after former Argentine soccer player Ricardo Gareca, who now manages Peru’s national team
Mark Zuckerberg (2)
Bo-derek (1) + Boderek (1)
Bad Bunny
Beethovena
Gremlins
Kardasham
Neilamstrong
Netflix
Philcollins
Pringles
Rafael Nadal
Finally, Peru has put together several cool online booklets (PDFs) highlighting the names and naming practices of various indigenous groups within the country, so here’s a sampling of names from each of the booklets…
Aimara names:
Amuyiri, “thinker”
Iqilla, “flower”
Phuyo, “bird feather”
Qhispi, “quartz, rock crystal, transparent object, mirror”
Thalutari, “calming, lulling”
Asháninkas names:
Chabaka, species of toucan
Kamore, “galaxy, milky way”
Manchori, “herbalist”
Sabaro, species of parrot
Yonamine, “act of looking at you”
Awajún names:
Esámat, “heal the wound”
Nanchíjam, “little bird that eats rice”
Púmpuk, owl species
Tíi, “hard as stone” (implies stoicism)
Úum, “blowgun”
Jaqaru names:
Kukiri, “pigeon, dove”
Nup’i, “the heat that is received from the sun’s rays”
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