Angelo is a close variation of Angel, Latin of origin, meaning "a heavenly messenger" or "angel". Angelo has long endured in many Spanish-speaking and South American cultures. In addition to a being a popular given name for a boy, Angelo is also a popular surname, particularly in Italy.
Angelo is a close variation of Angel, Latin of origin, meaning "a heavenly messenger" or "angel". Angelo has long endured in many Spanish-speaking and South American cultures. In addition to a being a popular given name for a boy, Angelo is also a popular surname, particularly in Italy.
Angelo is a close variation of Angel, Latin of origin, meaning "a heavenly messenger" or "angel". Angelo has long endured in many Spanish-speaking and South American cultures. In addition to a being a popular given name for a boy, Angelo is also a popular surname, particularly in Italy.
Angelo is a close variation of Angel, Latin of origin, meaning "a heavenly messenger" or "angel". Angelo has long endured in many Spanish-speaking and South American cultures. In addition to a being a popular given name for a boy, Angelo is also a popular surname, particularly in Italy.