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I have always thought that Alondra was a gorgeous name; I'd name a daughter Alondra in a heartbeat, if I could.

I know someone awesome named Alondra, so I'm biased, but I really like it. Positive associations (:
Usually, I'm not a fan of two syllable girl names that start with A, though

I live among a large Hispanic / Latino population (predominately Mexican), and the usage of Alondra seems to have grown. I went to school with many girls named Araceli and Mayra, and I think Alondra might be one of those names for Gen-Z Latinas.

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It's a good, strong, elegant name.

Not used where I live; I prefer Alannah.

I like it.

I love Alondra. It feels very film noir to me, and I'm into that sort of thing.

Very beautiful and grand, I love the meaning!

It's so sleek and elegant and dramatic.

It has a nice meaning but “A Londra” means “in London “ in my first language.

Don't like it