Nacho (given name)
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Although there is no official record for it, it seems to be connected with the visit of Ignacio de Loyola to Rome in 1538 to get the Pope's approval for his foundation of the Company of Jesus. During his stay in Italy, the Italian pronunciation of his Spanish name, Ignacio, led to the form Nacho and remained as a familiar way to address people named Ignacio.[1] Since then, Jesuits are commonly called "nachos".[2]
Film and television
- Nacho Barahona (born 1970), Spanish film editor
- Nacho Cerdà (born 1969), Spanish film director
- Nacho Galindo (actor) (1908-1973), Mexican-American actor
- Nacho Guerreros (born 1973), Spanish actor
- Nacho Martínez (1952–1996), Spanish actor
- Nacho Vidal (born 1973), Spanish pornographic actor
- Nacho Vigalondo (born 1977), Spanish filmmaker
- Nacho Varga, fictional character from Better Call Saul
Music
- Nacho Cano (born 1963), Spanish arranger, composer, musician and record producer
- Nacho Canut (born 1957), Spanish bass player in the band Fangoria
- Nacho Chapado (born 1970), Spanish DJ and producer
- Nacho (singer) (born 1983), Venezuelan singer, songwriter and political activist
- Nacho Galindo (singer) (born 1959), Mexican singer for the group Conjunto Primavera
- Nacho Paredes (1935–2018), Colombian singer and songwriter
- Nacho Picasso (born 1983), American rapper
