You the 70's were a remarkable time in Brazil and around the world, with social, political and cultural changes that influenced generations. One of the most important cultural traditions in the country is the choice of names given to children, which often reflect trends and fashions of the time.
Here are 10 of the most popular names given to children in the 1960s in Brazil:
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- A-N-A: The name “Ana” comes from the Hebrew “Hanna”, which means graceful. Although she seems a bit cold at first glance, she is aware of her responsibilities. Her heart is warm, but selective.
- Carlos: This name denotes someone who has an inclination to help others, who finds joy in an emotional connection with others, and who values friendship and companionship. It has a busy, vibrant and rebellious personality, with a strong attraction to new things.
- Christina: Sociable and extroverted, objective and responsible, you have a strong inclination for the pleasure of the senses and for superficiality. Generous, open-minded and always optimistic, he knows how to impose himself easily.
- Edward: You value friendship and companionship, and find fulfillment through emotional connection with others. He is a lively, vibrant and curious person with a strong attraction to the new and a rebellious spirit. The name carries these characteristics with it.
- Fernanda: Of Germanic origin, the name Fernanda is the female variant of the male name Fernando. It is a strong, imposing name and carries with it great meanings.
- Joseph: A traditional and popular name around the world, José was a common choice among Brazilian parents during the 60s and 70s.
- Luciana: An elegant and modern name that became quite popular at the time.
- John: A strong and distinguished name that became even more popular after Brazilian athlete João Carlos de Oliveira, known as João do Pulo, won a gold medal at the 1976 Olympics.
- Paula: She puts her family first and is dedicated to her home and marriage, enjoying giving and receiving affection.
- Ricardo: Your personality is marked by helping others, emotional connection with people and the value given to friendship. It is a vibrant, restless and daring spirit, always looking for something new.
These names were some of the most popular choices for Brazilian parents in the 1970s, reflecting cultural and social trends at the time. While many of these names are still popular today, others have fallen out of favor and have been replaced by new trends and fashions.
In summary, choosing a name is an important decision for parents and reflects not only your personal preferences but also the cultural and historical influences of your era. And even if these trends change over time, some traditional and timeless names will always remain popular.