Marisol
#1520 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Marisol has seen a steady rise in popularity over the past decade, especially in the United States and Latin America, appreciated for its melodic quality and meaningful roots.
Why Parents Choose Marisol
Parents often choose Marisol for its lyrical sound, beautiful meaning, and cultural richness. It reflects a love for nature and a desire for a name that feels both elegant and vibrant.
History & Cultural Significance
Originally derived from Spanish, Marisol became popular in Latin America and Spain. It gained international recognition through literary and artistic works, symbolizing a harmonious blend of natural elements. The name has been used since the early 20th century and continues to evoke a sense of elegance and vitality.
Marisol is a name with roots in Spanish-speaking cultures, often associated with the beauty of nature, combining 'mar' (sea) and 'sol' (sun). It embodies warmth, brightness, and a connection to the ocean.
Notable People Named Marisol
- Marisol Nichols, American actress
- Marisol Escobar, Venezuelan-American artist
- Marisol Malaret, Puerto Rican television host
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Pop Culture References
- Marisol in the film 'Marisol' (1943)
- Marisol in the TV series 'The Bold and the Beautiful'
- The song 'Marisol' by Juanes