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Ciro Pertusi (born 1968), frontman of the band Attaque 77 (1987-2009).
Also Portuguese: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciro
Used in Brazil: https://censo2010.ibge.gov.br/nomes/#/search/response/179 [noted -ed]
Such an ugly and immature name.
Such a handsome and pure name!
Also Piedmontese: https://pms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciro_%C3%ABl_Grand
Ciro Ferrara (1967-) is an Italian former footballer and manager.
The only time I've ever heard this name is on a Mexican telenovela I'm currently watching in which one of the characters' name is Ciro Palafox and I fell in love with it and that's what brought me here to find out what it means and its origin. I personally like the Latin American pronunciation more but I'm a little biased because I'm Latin American. I don't know why but I think this name would be perfect for a black and white tuxedo kitty. In fact, if I ever adopt another tuxedo cat I'm naming him Ciro.
Here in Italy (at least in the North), this is a stereotypical name for men from the South, in particular from Naples.
In Croatia, this name is spelled Ćiro and is actually a short form of Cyril. Pronounced CHEE-ro.
Correction: My mistake, it's actually NOT a short form of Cyril, just plain Ćiro (Cyrus).
Ciro is also the Galician and Portuguese form of [Cyrus].
I personally like the Spanish pronunciation to this unique name.
The only time I've ever heard this name was online. An Italian guy I knew was named Ciro. It's a different name to me, especially as an American where the name is practically, if not ever used here.

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