Sandroni

Historical references indicate that the Sandroni lineage has its roots in Tuscany, particularly in the provinces of Arezzo and Pisa. Parish and civic registries from the 17th and 18th centuries record several Sandroni families engaged in trade, agriculture, and local governance in the Casentino and Valdarno areas.^[1]

The surname later appeared in neighboring regions such as Umbria and Emilia-Romagna, reflecting the internal migration typical of post-unification Italy. Members of the Sandroni family emigrated during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, contributing to Italian communities in Argentina, Brazil, France, and the United States.

The name originates in the Tuscany region of central Italy, with documented presence in Arezzo and Pisa. Modern surname distribution studies show that "Sandroni" remains most frequent in Tuscany, particularly the Province of Arezzo.^[2]

Notable individuals with the surname include:

• Alejandro Sandroni (born 1972), Argentine football player and manager
• Carlos Sandroni [pt] (born 1958), Brazilian musician and writer
• Cícero Sandroni (1935–2025), Brazilian journalist and writer
• Luciana Sandroni [pt] (born 1962), Brazilian author
• Paulo Sandroni [pt] (born 1944), Brazilian economist
• Simone Sandroni [it] (born 1960s), Italian–Belgian choreographer and stage director
• Ernesto Sandroni [it] (20th century), Italian footballer

• Italian surnames
• Tuscany