Carmino, of Latin origin, is a unique and captivating given name. It is derived from the Latin word 'carmen', which means 'song' or 'poem'. This musical etymology lends an air of creativity and harmony to the name Carmino. The name was traditionally used in Italy and Spain during the Middle Ages but has since gained global recognition.
"Carmino saw a peak in popularity during World War I, with the highest number of births in 1917. However, it quickly declined thereafter, dropping to as low as five births in some years. Despite fluctuations, there were a total of 185 babies named Carmino between 1914 and 1933."