While modern and short names are still on the rise, there is a growing movement of return to retro
The tendency to rescue the past has gone beyond fashion and decoration, now it has also reached the male baby names. Many parents have sought more traditional inspirations, reliving names that were popular in the 1940s and 1950s.
These names carry strength, history, and often a retro charm that makes them even more special these days. Even bloggers are loving the inspirations to name the.
While modern and short names are still on the rise, there is a growing movement of return to the classics. These are names that refer to grandparents, striking figures of Brazilian culture or biblical and literary references that, elegantly, are regaining space in birth certificates.
See below six classic male names that made history in the 1950s and are coming back with everything:
1. Antonio
One of the most traditional names in Brazil, Antonio crosses generations firmly and elegantly. It is associated with strength, protection and religiosity.
2. Olavo
With a striking and intellectual sound, Olavo refers to literary figures and brings a sophisticated vintage air. It has gained space among parents seeking strong and different names.
3. Otávio
Name of Latin origin, Octavius is imposing and carries a meaning linked to the nobility. It is a classic choice that has turned hard among male babies names.
4. Hector
Inspired by Greek mythology heroes, Hector brings strength and courage. It has been widely used in the past and has frequently reappeared in the latest records.
5. José
Simple, short and universal, Joseph is a true classic. With strong religious connection, it is still current, whether alone or in compositions like José Miguel or José Antônio.
6. Alfredo
With a retro and elegant touch, Alfredo refers to traditional European male names and has again gain hearts of nostalgic and stylish parents.
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