Edvardo is of Spanish origin and means "guardian of prosperity". It is derived from the German name Eberhard, which was originally composed of two elements: "eber" meaning wild boar, and "hard" meaning strong. This name has been popular in Spain since the Middle Ages but has not gained widespread use outside of that region.
"Edvardo experienced a significant increase in popularity from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s, with peak years being 1983 (17 births) and 1988 (17 births). However, it seems the name's appeal dwindled thereafter, with only five or fewer births recorded each year from 1993 onwards. In total, Edvardo was given to 310 newborns over this period."