Vasquezs

Vasquezs is the plural form of the surname Vasquez. It is used to refer to multiple individuals who bear the name, though in most contexts the standard spelling is simply Vasquez. In Spanish contexts the commonly used forms include Vásquez or Vazquez, while Vasquez appears as a common Anglicized variant in English-speaking regions.

The surname Vásquez is of Iberian origin and functions as a patronymic, derived from given names such as Vazque, Vazquez, or Vasco. This means it historically indicated “son of Vazquez/Vasco” or a descendant connected to a founder name. Variants and diacritic marks reflect regional spelling traditions, including Vásquez, Vazquez, and Vasquez.

Today, Vasquez and its variants are widespread in Spain and across Latin America, with large concentrations in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, and Argentina. Diasporic communities in the United States and other countries have contributed to its global presence. The name is common enough to appear in many public biographies, sports records, and cultural works.

Notable bearers of the surname Vasquez span politics, sports, arts, and academia. The plural form Vasquezs simply denotes a group of people who share the surname and does not refer to a distinct organization or entity in widely recognized sources.

In fiction and media, Vasquezs may be used as the name of families or characters, reflecting the surname’s broad cultural reach. See also Vásquez, Vazquez, and other variant spellings for related name histories.