Moreno is a common Spanish surname meaning “brown” or “brunette.” It has its origins in the Iberian Peninsula and is particularly common in Spain and Latin America. The surname has been borne by numerous notable individuals throughout history, including politicians, athletes, and artists. One of the most famous Morenos is the Spanish painter and sculptor Francisco Moreno Galván. Today, the surname is still widely used and has become a part of many different cultures around the world.