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Spanish Names for Baby Boys

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I'd like to share this wonderful list of names that generally work very handsomely with a Hispanic last name.

Most of these options are rather exotic and have a unique flair to them.  Which are your favorite?
Adan
Adrian
Alberto
Alejandro
Alvaro
Antonio
Armando
Arnau
Arsenio
Barto
Benicio
Bernardo
Brendano
Carlos
Carmelo
Castel
Cayo
Cesar
Chavez
Cortez
Cristobal
Cristofer
Cristian
Cruz
David
Desiderio
Diego
Dionicio
Eduardo
Efren
Elian
Emiliano
Enrique
Ernesto
Esteban		 Ezequiel
Fabian
Federico
Fernando
Francisco
Gabriel
Geraldo
Gilberto
Guillermo
Hector
Hernan
Hugo
Iago
Ignacio
Iker
Isaias
Izan
Jaime
Jairo
Javier
Joaquin
Jorge
Jose
Josue
Juan
Julio
Lalo
Lazaro
Leandro
Leonardo
Luis
Manuel
Marco
Martino
Maximo

 Miguel
Montego
Napier
Narcisco
Navarro
Octavio
Oswaldo
Pablo
Palomo
Pascual
Pedro
Placido
Quinto
Rafael
Ramirio
Ramon
Raul
Reynaldo
Ricardo
Rodrigo
Ruben
Salvador
Santiago
Santo
Sergio
Tadeo
Tito
Urbano
Vicente
Vidal
Vincenzo
Vivaldo
Xavier
Zebedeo
Stayed tuned for Wednesday's interesting article about Hispanic Baby-Naming Traditions, and next week's list of Spanish Names for Girls!  What do you think of this list? Are there any names that you would add? Which is your favorite?

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