Ocampo

Ocampo is a surname of Spanish origin found in many Spanish-speaking countries and among diaspora communities. The name is generally toponymic, arising from place names and often indicating lineage or association with a particular location.

Notable people with the surname include Jose Antonio Ocampo (born 1949), a Colombian economist and academic who has served as Minister of Finance and Public Credit of Colombia and has held senior positions in international organizations. Another well-known bearer is Manuel Ocampo (born 1963), a Filipino painter recognized for his provocative, often satirical works that blend religious imagery with pop culture and media.

Beyond people, Ocampo is used as a place name in various regions, reflecting its origin as a geographic descriptor. It appears in the names of towns and municipalities within the Spanish-speaking world, as well as in the names of institutions or historical references connected to individuals bearing the surname.

The term Ocampo may thus refer to individuals who carry the surname, as well as to geographic locations bearing the name. For users seeking other uses or more specific instances, consult disambiguation resources or regional encyclopedias.

See also: Ocampo (disambiguation).