Ozuna
A Spanish-language surname most likely tied to a place name or regional family line in the Iberian world.
The #5,499 most common surname in the United States (2010 Census) — about 1 in every 48,798 Americans shares it.
Etymology
Ozuna is a Spanish surname, and in form it looks like a habitational name: a surname taken from a place where the original family lived or from which they came. The name is usually linked to the town of Osuna in Andalusia, Spain, with the initial vowel and spelling shifting over time in Hispanic surname usage. The ultimate place-name root is older and not always spelled identically in medieval records, so the surname’s exact first form is not fully certain.
History
The surname is found in Spanish-speaking communities, especially in Spain and later across Latin America and Hispanic diaspora populations. As with many Iberian locational surnames, it likely spread through migration from a single regional center to other parts of the Spanish-speaking world. In modern usage it is most familiar in the Americas, where it appears as a family name and, in some cases, as a given-name source in honor-style naming.
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Fun fact
Ozuna is often treated as a spelling variant of Osuna, the well-known Andalusian town name that also appears as a surname on its own.