Alegandro is of Spanish origin, derived from the masculine name Alejandro, which means 'defender of mankind'. This unique name consists of six letters and has a pleasant rhythm when spoken aloud, often compared to popular names like Alexander but offering a distinct twist. The use of 'g' instead of 'x' adds an extra touch of individuality.
Alegandro experienced its peak popularity between 1980 and 1994, with a significant jump from 16 births in 1989 to 19 births in 1990. However, it has since declined, with the last notable year being 2006 with 16 births. Overall, there were 444 babies named Alegandro born over this period.