The most popular name in the world + 18 best Latino and Latina baby names

The name invented by Larrymania star Larry Hernandez for his baby girl has been on the rise ever since, and it's no wonder! How cute and unique is it?

This baby boy name has a sharp sound, and has been popular ever since Iker Casillas, a Basque goalkeeper, began to rise in popularity as the very best of his time.

You've heard the vintage name Adeline, right? This Spanish, Italian and Slavic version is more feminine, which is probably why it has become so popular lately.

This Spanish version of the biblical name Thaddeus gives us a modern twist on a classic. This boys' name is growing more and more popular.

Sound out this name, and it's a pleasure. It's flowery and long and way more exciting than Lucy, the name that it originates from.

You probably remember the custody case of Elian Gonzalez back in 2000, when this name was the most popular, but it has come back in recent years.

Inspired by the rocky island off California's coast, this name comes with all of the beach-luxury vibe with the Spanish heritage of Catherine.

This name is hard-to-resist thanks to its rich heritage of Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. It's richly unique, which explains its popularity lately.

The fastest growing girl name of 2014 is still going strong, and it's no wonder! I love the way this lyrical name sounds, even if it does have origins in the Basque name Arantxa meaning "thorn bush."

This biblical name has had a resurgence lately for families that are looking for boy names that have a more beautiful ring to it.

This Latin name with Hebrew roots that is also the female version of Galileo has always been lyrical and lovely, and I can see why it's getting more popular lately.

Although it has often been a surname, it also became a popular first name thanks to the Beckhams. It's been a much-loved name ever since.

Yet another name invented by Larry Hernandez, this one has a different sound but the same feminine softness as some of the other names on the list.

This slight twist to the name Lionel is already popular with the South American footballers, but I love it because of the softer sound.

This international name has been especially popular with Latino families lately, and the many variations of it prove why we all love it so much.

The growth of this biblical name has been happening all over Europe in recent years, and has started to come to the U.S. thanks to Latino families.

Although it might sound like an unusual name for a baby girl, the beautiful mountain in Catalonia, Spain, has inspired many to name their daughters after it.

This popular boy name (that is sometimes also used for girls), is a stylish and up-and-coming name that is growing in popularity every day.