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ARGENTINA The Argentinian surname is derived from the Latin word argentum, meaning silver. Argentinians are descended from the Spanish and Portuguese settlers who arrived in the country in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Argentine culture is characterized by its strong sense of independence and its traditions, including its love of soccer. Argentinians have a variety of surnames, some of which are derived from the places where they originated, such as Boca, Rosario, and Mendoza. There are also surnames that are derived from professions or other characteristics, such as the name of the first president of Argentina, Juan Manuel de Rosas. There are also a number of popular surnames, such as Belgrano, Moreno, and Perón.
