Flores (surname)
Flores is a Spanish surname, from the plural of flor ‘flower’.[1]
History
In Spain, Flores is first found in Asturias, where the Visigothic court took refuge after the Muslim invasion of the Iberian Peninsula.[2]
In Italy, the surname's roots can be traced back to Naples around the early 14th century where records show a Flores family receiving land grants in the feudal territories of Persano and Sandionisio.[3]
Variations
Spelling variations of this surname also include Florez, Flórez, Floriz, Flóriz, Floraz, Flóraz, Flor, Florán, Floran and Florián among others.
Variations can also be found in several Florez coat-of-arms designs. The one similar feature many of these designs have in common is the fleur-de-lis, usually on a blue field, though varying in number from three to five, and possibly used in conjunction with other symbols.
People
- Adam Flores (born 1970), Mexican boxer
- Ágnel Flores (born 1989), Venezuelan footballer
- Alberto Flores Galindo (1949-1990), Peruvian intellectual
- Alexander Flores (boxer) (born 1990), American boxer
- Alexis Flores (born 1975), Honduran fugitive
- Ana María Flores (born 1952), Bolivian engineer, businesswoman and politician
- Andrés Flores (born 1990), Salvadoran footballer
- Andrés Flores (composer), Bolivian composer
- Anitere Flores (born 1976), American politician
- April Flores (born 1976), American pornographic actress
- Arles Flores (born 1991), Venezuelan footballer
- Armando Flores, Mexican musician
- Arturo Flores Grande (born 1965), Mexican politician
- Bella Flores (1929–2013), Filipino actress
- Benjamín Flores (1984–2009), Mexican boxer
- Benjamin Flores Jr. (born 2002), American actor and rapper
- Betty Flores (born 1944), American businesswoman and politician
- Bill Flores (born 1954), American politician
- BJ Flores (born 1979), American boxer
- Brenda Flores (born 1991), Mexican long-distance runner
- Brenda Mercedes Flores (born 1969), Honduran politician
- Brian Flores (born 1981), American football player and coach
- Carlos Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- César Flores Maldonado (born 1963), Mexican economist and politician
- Christina Milian, (b. Christine Flores) American recording artist, actress, and dancer
- Charles Flores (1970-2012), Cuban-born American jazz bassist
- Charly Flores (born 1997), American soccer player
- Chris Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- Cilia Flores (born 1953), Venezuelan lawyer and politician
- Cirilo B. Flores (1948-2014), Roman Catholic bishop of San Diego, U.S.
- Claudio Flores (born 1976), Uruguayan footballer
- Cristian Flores (born 1988), Mexican footballer
- Cristián Flores (born 1972), Chilean footballer
- Cruz Antonio Flores (born 1990), Mexican boxer
- Dan Flores (born 1948), historian of the American West
- Daniel Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- Darío Flores (born 1984), Uruguayan footballer
- David Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- Demián Flores (born 1971), Mexican artist
- Dennis Flores (born 1993), American soccer player
- Deybi Flores (born 1996), Honduran footballer
- Diego Flores (born 1982), Argentine chess grandmaster
- Dylan Flores (born 1993), Costa Rican footballer
- Édgar Flores, Honduran actor
- Édgar Flores Galván (born 1961), Mexican politician
- Edison Flores (born 1994), Peruvian footballer
- Eduardo Flores (born 1944), Argentine footballer
- Efraín Flores (born 1958), Mexican football manager
- Elsa Flores (born 1955), American artist
- Emigdio Flores Calpiñeiro (born 1950), Bolivian politician and sociologist
- Emilio Flores Domínguez (born 1957), Mexican politician
- Enrique Flores Flores (born 1982), Mexican politician
- Erika Flores (born 1979), American actress
- Esteban Flores (born 1970), American Homicide Detective
- Federico Flores (born 1992), Argentine footballer
- Felipe Flores (born 1987), Chilean footballer
- Felipe Amadeo Flores Espinosa (born 1947), Mexican politician
- Felix Flores (born 1976), Puerto Rican boxer
- Fernando Flores (born 1943), Chilean philosopher
- Francisco Flores Pérez (1959-2016), former president of El Salvador (1999-2004)
- Franco Flores (born 1993), Argentine footballer
- Freddy Flores, Argentine actor
- Gabriela Flores, Argentine actress
- Gaspar Flores de Abrego, Tejano land commissioner and fought alongside the colonists in Austin and was mayor of San Antonio, Texas (1819, 1824, 1829 and 1834)
- Gerphil Flores (born 1990), Filipino singer
- Gil Flores (born 1952), Puerto Rican baseball player
- Gilberto Flores (born 1983), Brazilian footballer
- Ignacio Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- Iker Flores (born 1976), Spanish cyclist
- Irvin Flores (1925–1994), Puerto Rican activist and politician
- Juan José Flores, first President of Ecuador
- José María Flores, governor of Alta California (now California and Southwestern United States)
- Jacob Flores, American judoka athlete
- Jesse Flores, Mexican baseball player
- Jesús Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- Jordan Flores, English footballer
- Jorge Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- José Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- Josué Flores (born 1988), Salvadoran footballer
- Jorge Flores, Puerto Rican female impersonator, actor, and singer (also known as Nina Flowers)
- José Asunción Flores, Paraguayan composer
- Joseph Flores, Maltese politician
- Laura Flores, Mexican actress
- Laura E. Flores, Panamanian ambassador to the United Nations
- Leopoldo Flores (1934–2016), Mexican artist
- Lola Flores, Spanish singer
- Manuel N. Flores, fought in Texas Revolution and Republic Era, early Texas rancher
- Marco Antonio Flores (1937–2013), Guatemalan writer and poet
- Marcos Flores (born 1985), Argentine footballer
- Patrick Flores (1929-2017), Archbishop of San Antonio from 1979 - 2004, 1st Mexican American to become a Roman Catholic bishop
- Pedro Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- Pete Flores, Texas State Senator, District 19
- Ricardo Flores Magón (1874–1922), Mexican anarchist
- Rodrigo Flores
- Salvador Flores, recruited and commanded troops in the Texas Revolution and Republic Era, Juan Seguin's brother-in-law
- Tom Flores, former NFL quarterback and head coach
- Venancio Flores, President of Uruguay from 1854 to 1855 (interim) and from 1865 to 1868
- Von Flores (born 1960), Filipino-Canadian actor
- Walter Flores (disambiguation), multiple people
- Wilmer Flores (born 1991), Venezuelan baseball player
- Yony Flores (born 1983), Guatemalan footballer
- Yves Flores (born 1994), Filipino actor and model
- Zack Flores (born 1982), American-born Bolivian footballer
Fictional characters
- Nina Sabrina Flores, the protagonist of Nina's World
- Elena Castillo Flores, the protagonist of Elena of Avalor
- Zita Flores, a character in Kim Possible
See also
- Eduardo Rózsa-Flores (1960-2009), Bolivian actor, and poet
- Rachael Hip-Flores, American actress
- Jérémy Florès, French surfer
- Juan Diego Flórez, Peruvian operatic tenor
- Arjay Ato Flores, Senior High School Teacher
References
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