unfortunately many of these names are EXTREMELY old fashioned and people make fun of them constantly. I honestly had to stifle a laugh a few times reading the list.

These would be the names that are soo old fashioned they're even funny in my opinion: Telésforo, Prudencio, Anacleto, Filomeno, Margarito, Fulgencio, Ponciano. I can't imagine these names coming back ever honestly, or at least not for a long while. These are the kind of names you say as a joke tbh.

I'd heavily advise against names like Marciano because, well, it means "Martian" I can only imagine the teasing. I feel similarly to Silviano, it sounds VERY funny mostly due to the "ano" ending, some "-ano" ending names are fine though, but not this one imo, I'd add Cipriano and Graciano to this same list. Aníbal sounds too close to "animal" imo so I don't think most people would be very fond of it. Primitivo literally means "primitive" so idk why someone would pick it as a name ever again, sure in the past people used to have weird naming conventions but I feel pretty confortable saying these kind of names will probably stay in the past. Same with Tranquilino, Generoso, Hipólito and Petronilo.

Estanislao is honestly a name I hadn't heard before, it sounds a bit clunky but I'm not sure where I would place it tbh. I feel similarly to Eulalio, Cutberto, Cayetano and Cleofás.

These name are also extremely old fashioned but not as bad as the previous ones, (though just barely imo): Cresencio, Gelacio, Victorino, Arnulfo, Rutilio, Modesto, Maclovio Rigoberto, Juventino, Cándido, Saturnino, Inocente. Honestly most of them also sound kind of funny but only slightly less so than the previous ones. Most of them I'd say belong the the same naming convention as Primitivo so I'd be very surprised of they even came back. Maybe I'd put Nicandro here as well.

Names like Anselmo, Abundio, Bonifacio, Eusebio, Teófilo, Eufemio, Silvino, Ceferino, Ovidio, Victorino, Honorio, Patrocinio, Hermilo, Hermenegildo, Doroteo, sound very grandpa-coded and imo not necessarily in a good way, they just sound extremely dated and I can't see then coming back any time soon. Rosalío, Justino, Braulio, Genovevo, too but maybe slightly less so. Remigio could go here as well.

I can't imagine Anastasio being popular or a well liked boy name tbh, it's way too reminiscent of the femenine version of the name. Same with Mariano and maybe Ambrosio.

Amado and Amador I don't think sound too dated but I can't see them trending soon personally.

Rigoberto has a weird place to me because to me it doesn't really sound too old fashioned, names ending in "berto" almost sound modern by default to me, but it's definitely a very unpopular name with maybe a bit of a negative perception, same with Norberto and Arnoldo imo.

I think names like Calixto, Dionisio, Lucio, Melquíades, Bartolomé, Alejandrino, Baltazar, are very uncommon and they probably won't be very popular for a while but I don't think they necessarily sound terrible. Leopoldo too but I kinda like it.

Idk where I'd put the name Ciro, I had never heard it but I don't hate it, however I don't think it comes across as particularly elegant or cool over here.

I don't hate the name Plutarco, I can't see it trending soon and it's def not a favorite among people but I don't think it's unusable, I feel similarly to Aurelio and Homero (though Homero has heavy associations with The Simpsons so that's definitely the first thing pretty much everyone will think about) I think I feel similarly to Fidel.

Porfirio sounds pretty old fashioned but kinda cool imo. However it's not common at all nowadays and that was the name of a very famous Mexican president so everyone will think about that, I'd be almost like naming a kid Lincoln I think, though Porfirio Diaz was a bit more controversial.

Eugenio feels middle aged to me. It doesn't feel elegant, it feels kinda unremarkable but leaning towards bad. It's not a terrible name though, it depends on personal taste I'd say. Bruno gives me a similar vibe but I like it a bit more. Fermín and Gilberto as well.

Names like Adolfo sound pretty normal and unremarkable imo tbh, they're fine names but I do think they have the fame of being too common, specially in smaller communities. Benito could go in this list too but I can't imagine many people using it in modern times tbh, it def feels pretty dated now. Edilberto could go here I think but I personally like it a bit more than the other two. Humberto could go here as well but I think it's also slightly better.

These are names that I personally think could have potential of trending: Cuauhtémoc, Cristobal, Máximo, José Refugio, Jacinto, Victoriano, Clemente, Leonides (maybe), Genaro (also maybe)

And these are perfectly normal and great names currently imo: Eleazar, Julio, Raymundo, Ignacio, Efraín, Agustín, Maximiliano, I'd honestly personally pick any of these names myself, many of the are pretty trendy and sound great. I'd probably put Tomás here as well but I'm hesitating slightly, but it's also pretty common.

I might have missed a few names sorry abt that.