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I am not a native Chilean (I am not French either) but I would have to say that it looks a little odd, as this is either two surnames or a surname and a feminine name. In many Spanish-speaking countries, people have two last names, one inherited from the mother and the other from the father, and you would benefit from researching naming conventions first.

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Then, perhaps, it would not be amiss to search the naming database for Spanish masculine names before proceeding.

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Though they are rare, some feminine names used in Spanish-speaking countries, such as Rosario and Socorro, end in -o rather than -a, causing them to appear masculine. Be cautious when picking a name.

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You may already know this, but "rosario" is the Spanish word for "rosary".