Nacho is of Spanish origin, derived from the word 'Nacho,' which means 'favorite' or 'beloved.' It was popularized by Ignacio Anaya, a Mexican restaurateur who created the original nachos, now a staple snack worldwide.
The name Nacho experienced a notable peak in popularity between the years of 1920 and 1962, with a total of 56 recorded births during this period. The name's most prolific years were 1962, with 9 births, and 1920 with 6 births. Interestingly, there was a consistent trend of 5 births per year from 1925 to 1943, suggesting that Nacho may have been a popular choice among parents during this time.