Kiko

Kiko is a name and term with several unrelated uses in culture, commerce, and media. Primarily, it functions as a given name or nickname. In Spanish-speaking regions, Kiko is commonly a diminutive form of Francisco and is often used informally in place of the full name. It is also used as a standalone given name in various countries and can be gendered differently depending on local naming conventions.

In popular culture and media, Kiko appears as the name of fictional characters and as a personal name for real individuals. The form is widely recognized across domains such as sports, music, acting, and literature, contributing to its broad recognition as a friendly, approachable name.

Kiko Milano is a well-known example outside of people. It is an Italian cosmetics brand that markets products under the Kiko name; the brand is sometimes referred to simply as Kiko. The use of Kiko in branding reflects the name’s short, easy-to-pronounce nature and its broad cultural familiarity.

Because Kiko functions as both a name and a brand element, its appearance in various contexts can refer to people, fictional characters, or commercial products. The term’s versatility and brevity help it appear across languages and industries, often carrying an informal or approachable connotation.