Polanco

Polanco is a Spanish surname derived from the town of Polanco in Cantabria, northern Spain. It is believed to have originated from the Latin word “polus” meaning “pole” or “post,” which could refer to the town’s location near a boundary marker. Today, the surname is most common in Spain and Latin America, with notable individuals including Mexican actor Diego Luna and Dominican baseball player Jorge Polanco. Despite its modest length, the name Polanco carries a rich history and cultural significance.

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