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francisco romero
(b. 1450)
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julian romero
Spanish military commander, ES
(b. 1518)
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matheo romero
Belgian composer, conductor and priest at the Spanish court, BE
(b. 1575)
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bernarda romero
1500s-1621 Spanish nun and poet, ES
(b. 1600)
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joaquín gandarillas romero
Chilean politician, CL
(b. 1601)
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francisco romero
ES
(b. 1596)
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francisco calderón y romero
Spanish jurist, ES
(b. 1615)
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francisco romero
Spanish matador and torero (1700-1763), ES
(b. 1700)
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melchor de avellaneda sandoval y romero
Spanish military personnel, ES
(b. 1653)
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luis francisco romero
Roman Catholic archbishop
(b. 1665)
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francisco romero
(b. 1659)
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josé romero y fernández de landa
Spanish naval architect (1735-1807), ES
(b. 1735)
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manuel romero echalecu
(b. 1739)
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pedro romero
Spanish bullfighter, ES
(b. 1754)
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juan bautista romero
Spanish painter, ES
(b. 1756)
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, Ромеро 
, רומרו 
) , globally, is a prevalent surname. The family name Romero is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly El Salvador, where it is a widespread surname, Argentina, and Honduras (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia. Much less frequently, Romero is the forename as well as the last name.