Guálberto

Guálberto is a given name of Spanish and Portuguese origin. It is derived from the Germanic name Wualdhar, meaning "power" or "ruler" and "brave" or "bold". The name has a long history and is found in various cultures influenced by Spanish and Portuguese languages.

Notable individuals named Guálberto include Guálberto Villarroel López, a Bolivian military officer and former President of Bolivia. He served as president from 1943 to 1946. His presidency was marked by significant social and economic reforms.

Another prominent figure is Guálberto Dressel, an Argentine composer and conductor. He is known for his contributions to Argentine classical music. His works often reflect the cultural heritage of Argentina.

The name Guálberto is not exceptionally common but is recognized within Spanish and Portuguese-speaking communities. Its historical roots and association with figures of political and cultural significance contribute to its recognition. Variations of the name may exist in different linguistic contexts, but Guálberto remains the most widely used form.