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Browse 500 Encanto style names. The list opens with names from the film, the Madrigal family from Mirabel and Abuela Alma to Bruno, then moves to new names for the same valley: relatives like Rosalía Madrigal and Tía Eulalia, gifted villagers like Celestina the Rain Listener, townspeople like Don Aurelio and Señora Villamizar, children like Pachito and animals like Guayaba.

About Encanto names

The family at the heart of Encanto is the Madrigals: Abuela Alma, her triplets Julieta, Pepa and Bruno, the husbands Agustín and Félix, and the grandchildren Isabela, Luisa, Mirabel, Dolores, Camilo and Antonio, all living in the enchanted house they call Casita. They carry everyday Colombian Spanish names, and a few seem chosen with care: Alma is the Spanish word for soul, Dolores means sorrows, and Mirabel begins with mira, which means look.

The first 20 names here are from the film, given as names only: the twelve Madrigals, Abuelo Pedro, Mariano Guzmán and his mother, Casita, one villager and three of Antonio's animals. It is a starting point for fans and not a complete cast list.

Everything after Osvaldo is new and written for the same valley: more Madrigals, relatives with a family title (Tía Eulalia, Abuelo Teodoro), villagers with a short gift byname, townspeople addressed with Don, Doña or Señora, tradespeople such as Chepe el Arriero, children's names and diminutives like Pachito and Martica, animal names taken from fruit, sweets and weather, and a few rooms and places. The people carry real Spanish given names and surnames that are common in Colombia.

How to choose Encanto names

  • For a new family member, keep the habit of a plain given name that quietly fits the gift. Rocío means dew, Nieves means snows and Alba means dawn, which is why they appear here as Rocío the Dew Gatherer, Nieves the Frost Melter and Alba the Dawn Bringer.
  • Family titles do a lot of work in a big household. Tía, Tío, Primo, Prima, Abuela and Abuelo go in front of the given name with no surname, as in Tía Eulalia or Primo Danilo.
  • Don and Doña go with a first name (Don Aurelio, Doña Pastora), while Señor, Señora and Señorita go with a surname (Señora Villamizar). Mixing them up is the quickest way to make a townsperson sound wrong.
  • Colombian Spanish often forms the diminutive with -ico or -ica after a t, which gives Martica and Robertico beside the usual Pachito and Carmencita. Use a diminutive for a child or a much-loved aunt.
  • For Antonio's room, name an animal after something small and sweet from the kitchen or the garden: Guayaba, Panela, Arequipe and Lulo all suit a capybara or a coati.

Frequently asked questions

What are the Encanto character names?

The Madrigal family is Abuela Alma, her children Julieta, Pepa and Bruno, the husbands Agustín and Félix, and the grandchildren Isabela, Luisa, Mirabel, Dolores, Camilo and Antonio. The list also gives Abuelo Pedro, Mariano Guzmán, Señora Guzmán and the house, Casita. Those names open the list, which is not a complete cast record.

Which names are from the film and which are new?

The first 20 entries, from Mirabel to Osvaldo, are names from the film. Every name after that is an original idea for the same setting, such as Rosalía Madrigal, Tía Eulalia, Celestina the Rain Listener or Don Aurelio. The new names are not presented as film characters, and this page is a fan resource with no connection to Disney.

Are the new names real Colombian names?

The given names and surnames are real ones in everyday use in Colombia, including surnames such as Villamizar, Restrepo, Londoño and Zuluaga. The gift bynames, the rooms and the valley places are invented. Accents are written the way Spanish spells them, as in Rosalía, Joaquín and Aníbal.

What do the animal names mean?

Most are Spanish words for fruit, sweets and weather. Guayaba is guava, Mantequilla is butter, Panela is unrefined cane sugar, Trueno is thunder and Neblina is mist. They are meant for the capybaras, coatis, toucans, tapirs and donkeys a child might add to Antonio's room.

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A: 48 names

  • Abelardo the Bird Translator
  • Abigaíl la Panadera
  • Abuela Alma
  • Abuela Blanca
  • Abuela Carmenza
  • Abuela Eloísa
  • Abuela Herminia
  • Abuela Matilde
  • Abuela Ofelia
  • Abuela Rosario
  • Abuela Teresa
  • Abuelo Aníbal
  • Abuelo Baltasar
  • Abuelo Cayetano
  • Abuelo Eliseo
  • Abuelo Horacio
  • Abuelo Misael
  • Abuelo Pedro
  • Abuelo Rogelio
  • Abuelo Teodoro
  • Achiote
  • Aguacero
  • Aguapanela
  • Agustín

A, continued

  • Agustina
  • Alba the Dawn Bringer
  • Albertico
  • Alejo
  • Almojábana
  • Alto de las Nubes
  • Amalia
  • Amparo Madrigal
  • Ana Lucía
  • Ana Milena
  • Ana Sofía
  • Anatolia la Hilandera
  • Andresito
  • Angelita
  • Anita
  • Antonio
  • Arcoíris
  • Arequipe
  • Armando Madrigal
  • Arnulfo the Mule Talker
  • Arracacha
  • Aurora Madrigal
  • Azabache
  • Azucena the Bee Charmer

B: 19 names

  • Banano
  • Baudilio el Panadero
  • Beatriz Madrigal
  • Benjamín Madrigal
  • Bigotes
  • Bisabuela Dominga
  • Bisabuela Encarnación
  • Bisabuela Tránsito
  • Bisabuelo Crisanto
  • Bisabuelo Evangelista
  • Bisabuelo Plácido
  • Blanca Inés
  • Bocadillo
  • Bonifacio el Barquero
  • Borojó
  • Braulio the Bell Ringer
  • Brisa
  • Bruno
  • Buñuelo

C: 44 names

  • Cafecito
  • Cafetal de la Loma
  • Cafeto
  • Calle de los Faroles
  • Camelia the Color Changer
  • Cami
  • Camilo
  • Camino de las Palmas
  • Cándida la Modista
  • Canelo
  • Caramelo
  • Carbón
  • Carlitos
  • Carlos Andrés
  • Carmencita
  • Caro
  • Cascabel
  • Casilda
  • Casimiro the Coffee Ripener
  • Casita
  • Cata
  • Catalina Madrigal

C, continued

  • Ceiba
  • Celestina the Rain Listener
  • Celia
  • Ceniza
  • Centella
  • Cerro Partido
  • Chelita
  • Chepe el Arriero
  • Chiquitín
  • Chispi
  • Chocolatina
  • Chontaduro
  • Chucho
  • Clara Madrigal
  • Clarita
  • Cocada
  • Colita
  • Conchita
  • Crisóstomo el Cartero
  • Cristóbal the Path Finder
  • Curuba
  • Custodia la Arepera

D: 36 names

  • Dagoberto
  • Dalia the Flower Caller
  • Dani
  • Débora the Fever Cooler
  • Dieguito
  • Dioselina la Bordadora
  • Doctor Hermógenes
  • Doctor Ulises
  • Doctora Emperatriz
  • Doctora Susana
  • Dolores
  • Don Aurelio
  • Don Evaristo
  • Don Fulgencio
  • Don Heriberto
  • Don Jeremías
  • Don Laureano
  • Don Marceliano
  • Don Olegario
  • Don Ponciano
  • Don Roque
  • Don Silvestre
  • Don Tulio
  • Doña Bertilda
  • Doña Clemencia
  • Doña Etelvina
  • Doña Fidelina
  • Doña Georgina
  • Doña Isaura
  • Doña Ligia
  • Doña Maruja
  • Doña Nubia
  • Doña Oliva
  • Doña Pastora
  • Doña Rubiela
  • Dulce María the Sugar Spinner

E: 21 names

  • Eduardo Madrigal
  • Eduviges la Cantadora
  • El Balcón de los Colibríes
  • El Cuarto de las Nubes
  • El Patio de las Orquídeas
  • El Valle Escondido
  • Eladio the Bread Warmer
  • Elena Madrigal
  • Elías el Alfarero
  • Eloy
  • Emiliano Madrigal
  • Ernestina la Costurera
  • Esperanza Madrigal
  • Estefanía the Story Weaver
  • Estela Madrigal
  • Estelita
  • Eusebio the Door Listener
  • Eustaquio el Talabartero
  • Evangelina
  • Evelio the Echo Catcher
  • Ezequiel the Lantern Lighter

F: 15 names

  • Faustino the Fog Lifter
  • Feijoa
  • Félix
  • Fermín the Bridge Mender
  • Fidelino el Cafetero
  • Finca Buenavista
  • Finca El Porvenir
  • Finca El Recuerdo
  • Finca La Esperanza
  • Finca Las Brisas
  • Flor Alba
  • Florencia Madrigal
  • Florinda
  • Frailejón
  • Fuente de la Plaza

G: 12 names

  • Gabriel Madrigal
  • Gabriela
  • Gardenia the Garden Singer
  • Genaro the Ember Tender
  • Gertrudis la Boticaria
  • Gilberto the Shadow Folder
  • Gladys la Florista
  • Glorita
  • Guadua
  • Guanábana
  • Guayaba
  • Guayacán

H: 3 names

  • Hierbabuena
  • Hilario the Laugh Spreader
  • Hipólito the Horse Whisperer

I: 4 names

  • Ignacio Madrigal
  • Inocencia the Secret Hearer
  • Isabela
  • Isidro the Seed Waker

J: 20 names

  • Jacinto Madrigal
  • Jacobo el Carpintero
  • Jaimito
  • Jazmín the Scent Weaver
  • Jerónimo
  • Joaquín Madrigal
  • Jorge Iván
  • Jorgito
  • José Miguel
  • Juan Camilo
  • Juan Esteban
  • Juan Felipe
  • Juan Pablo
  • Juanda
  • Juanita
  • Juanjo
  • Juanpa
  • Juanse
  • Julieta
  • Justo the Truth Hearer

L: 25 names

  • La Cocina Cantora
  • La Escalera de Flores
  • La Puerta Dorada
  • Lázaro
  • Leocadia
  • Leonel Madrigal
  • Leónidas the Ladder Grower
  • Leonilde la Tejedora
  • Liliana Madrigal
  • Lina
  • Lisandro el Jardinero
  • Llovizna
  • Lucero the Star Counter
  • Lucha
  • Lucho
  • Luciana Madrigal
  • Luis Ángel
  • Luisa
  • Luisito
  • Lulo
  • Luz Amparo
  • Luz Dary
  • Luz Elena the Candle Keeper
  • Luz Marina
  • Luzmila the Light Bender

M: 48 names

  • Macario el Zapatero
  • Madrina Alicia
  • Madrina Elvira
  • Madrina Nohora
  • Madrina Stella
  • Maestra Amanda
  • Maestra Leticia
  • Maestra Priscila
  • Maestro Arcesio
  • Maestro Rosendo
  • Maestro Virgilio
  • Mafe
  • Magnolia the Petal Thrower
  • Majo
  • Mamá Josefina
  • Mamá Lucrecia
  • Mamá Rosalba
  • Mamoncillo
  • Manchas
  • Mango
  • Mantequilla
  • Manuelita
  • Maracuyá
  • Marcela Madrigal

M, continued

  • María Camila
  • María del Mar
  • María Eugenia
  • María Paz
  • Mariana
  • Marianita
  • Mariano Guzmán
  • Mariela la Chapolera
  • Marisol the Cloud Painter
  • Martica
  • Martín
  • Martina the Memory Keeper
  • Marucha
  • Mateo Madrigal
  • Matías Madrigal
  • Mazorca
  • Meche
  • Melcocha
  • Memo
  • Milagros the Wish Keeper
  • Mirabel
  • Mirador de la Vela
  • Mora
  • Motas

N: 17 names

  • Nacho
  • Nando
  • Natilla
  • Neblina
  • Nemesio el Tiplero
  • Nena
  • Nepomuceno the Cloud Herder
  • Nevado
  • Nicanor el Lechero
  • Nico
  • Nicolás Madrigal
  • Nicolasa
  • Nieves the Frost Melter
  • Níspero
  • Noelia Madrigal
  • Noemí the Lullaby Hummer
  • Nube

O: 9 names

  • Oblea
  • Octavio Madrigal
  • Olguita
  • Orejas
  • Oriana the Wind Braider
  • Orquídea
  • Osvaldo
  • Otilia the Tile Setter
  • Ovidio the Thread Finder

P: 52 names

  • Pachito
  • Pacho
  • Padre Anselmo
  • Padre Benigno
  • Padre Eugenio
  • Padre Tiberio
  • Padre Zacarías
  • Padrino Álvaro
  • Padrino Guillermo
  • Padrino Gustavo
  • Padrino Reinaldo
  • Paloma Madrigal
  • Pandebono
  • Panela
  • Papá Arturo
  • Papá Emilio
  • Papá Víctor
  • Papayuela
  • Parce
  • Pascual the Rain Bringer
  • Paulita
  • Pecas
  • Pedro Nel
  • Pelusa
  • Pepa
  • Perla the Moon Polisher

P, continued

  • Pico
  • Piedad the Stone Softener
  • Pili
  • Pipe
  • Pitahaya
  • Platanito
  • Plaza de las Velas
  • Policarpa
  • Prima Adriana
  • Prima Berenice
  • Prima Daniela
  • Prima Fabiola
  • Prima Gloria
  • Prima Jimena
  • Prima Lorena
  • Prima Yolanda
  • Primo Aldemar
  • Primo Danilo
  • Primo Esteban
  • Primo Fabián
  • Primo Gildardo
  • Primo Iván
  • Primo Leandro
  • Primo Wilson
  • Próspero el Boticario
  • Puente de las Mariposas

Q: 2 names

  • Quebrada Cantora
  • Quique

R: 17 names

  • Rafa
  • Rafael Madrigal
  • Ramiro Madrigal
  • Ramón the Root Finder
  • Rayitas
  • Régulo el Relojero
  • Relámpago
  • Rigoberto the Roof Raiser
  • Río Cristalino
  • Robertico
  • Rocío the Dew Gatherer
  • Rosa Amelia
  • Rosa Helena
  • Rosalía Madrigal
  • Rosaura
  • Rubén the River Talker
  • Rufino

S: 40 names

  • Salomé the Step Dancer
  • Samuel Madrigal
  • Samuelito
  • Santi
  • Sarita
  • Saturnino el Sastre
  • Saúl the Storm Soother
  • Sebas
  • Sebastián Madrigal
  • Señor Alzate
  • Señor Arbeláez
  • Señor Aristizábal
  • Señor Bedoya
  • Señor Cadavid
  • Señor Giraldo
  • Señor Mejía
  • Señor Piedrahíta
  • Señor Saldarriaga
  • Señor Yepes
  • Señora Arango
  • Señora Cardona
  • Señora Echeverri
  • Señora Guzmán
  • Señora Jaramillo
  • Señora Londoño
  • Señora Montoya
  • Señora Quintero
  • Señora Restrepo
  • Señora Villamizar
  • Señora Zuluaga
  • Señorita Agudelo
  • Señorita Isaza
  • Señorita Lopera
  • Señorita Ocampo
  • Señorita Patiño
  • Señorita Tobón
  • Serafín el Campanero
  • Simón Madrigal
  • Simoncito
  • Soledad Madrigal

T: 54 names

  • Tamarindo
  • Tavo
  • Teófilo the Clock Stopper
  • Teresita
  • The Butterfly Courtyard
  • The Candle Window
  • The Clock Tower Room
  • The Coffee Blossom Room
  • The Dancing Staircase
  • The Glowing Door
  • The Hummingbird Room
  • The Lantern Staircase
  • The Moonlit Balcony
  • The Nursery Door
  • The Orchid Room
  • The Painted Tile Hall
  • The River Stone Room
  • The Room Behind the Waterfall
  • The Room of a Hundred Hammocks
  • The Room of Drifting Clouds
  • The Room of Falling Rain
  • The Room of Quiet Echoes
  • The Seed Cellar
  • The Singing Kitchen
  • The Starlight Attic
  • The Wax Palm Room
  • The Weaving Room

T, continued

  • Tía Bernarda
  • Tía Carlota
  • Tía Eulalia
  • Tía Filomena
  • Tía Graciela
  • Tía Hortensia
  • Tía Leonor
  • Tía Mercedes
  • Tinto
  • Tío Efraín
  • Tío Fabio
  • Tío Gonzalo
  • Tío Hernán
  • Tío Jairo
  • Tío Libardo
  • Tío Néstor
  • Tío Rodrigo
  • Tizón
  • Tobías the Tune Catcher
  • Tomás Madrigal
  • Tomasito
  • Toño
  • Toribio el Acordeonero
  • Totumo
  • Trinidad the Knot Untier
  • Trueno
  • Tulia la Partera

U: 1 name

  • Uchuva

V: 6 names

  • Vale
  • Valeria Madrigal
  • Vereda El Rosal
  • Verónica Madrigal
  • Vilma the Voice Thrower
  • Violeta Madrigal

W: 2 names

  • Wenceslao el Herrero
  • Wilfrido

X: 1 name

  • Ximena the Dream Reader

Y: 1 name

  • Yarumo

Z: 3 names

  • Zapote
  • Zoraida the Soup Mender
  • Zulma