Guzmán
Guzmán is a Spanish-language surname that is also occasionally used as a given name. It is most common in Spain and in Spanish-speaking countries of the Americas, and has spread widely through migration and colonization.
Etymology and origin: Guzmán is generally regarded as of Spanish origin with toponymic roots, linked to places
Distribution and use: Today Guzmán is common throughout the Spanish-speaking world, including Mexico, Central and South
Notable people: Joaquín Guzmán Loera (El Chapo), a Mexican former drug lord widely known for his leadership
See also: Guzmán may refer to other uses, including places named Guzmán and variations such as Guzman