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luigi primo
Flemish painter (1606-1667), BE
(b. 1606)
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louis primo
(b. 1606)
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samuel primo
sabbatean sectarian
(b. 1634)
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antonio primo
Person; male; Sculptor, born in Andújar, died in Madrid; worked with Robert Michel; produced sculptures for a number of public works in Madrid; sculptor/medallist; Spanish; 1735-1798, ES
(b. 1735)
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francisco balaguer i primo
Spanish engineer (1841-1880), ES
(b. 1841)
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bertha primo
holocaust victim, b. 1856-09-25, DE
(b. 1856)
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quintin primo
African American minister, GY
(b. 1877)
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frans primo
Belgian activist (1884-1946), BE
(b. 1884)
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seomara da costa primo
Portuguese botanist and educator, PT
(b. 1895)
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rose di primo
Brazilian model, BR
(b. 1955)
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giuseppe de primo
IT
(b. 1900)
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quintin e. primo, jr.
American bishop (1913–1998), US
(b. 1913)
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benedicto leonardo primo
person identified in the Museu da Pessoa collection, BR
(b. 1918)
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eduardo primo yúfera
Spanish politician, ES
(b. 1918)
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giancarlo primo
basketball player and coach (1924-2005), IT
(b. 1924)
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, بريمو 
, Примо 
, and others...) , worldwide, is a common last name. The last name Primo is characteristic of Brazil, where it is quite a common surname, Portugal, where it is quite a rare surname, and Syria. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Also, Primo is the forename as well as the last name.