Around the world, Vincenzo (Vincenzo 
, Винцензо 
, Vinchenzo 
) is a widespread boy's forename. The first name Vincenzo is characteristic of Italy, where it is a widespread boy's name, San Marino, and Germany, where it is quite a rare masculine name. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Italy, Germany, and the United States. Much less frequently, Vincenzo is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Vincenzo | Germany, Italy, United States, Afghanistan, France |
| Винцензо, Винченцо | Russia |
| Vinchenzo | United Kingdom, Spain, United States, France, Venezuela |
Di Cenzo, Di Vincenzo, Enzo, Vicent, Vicente, Vicenzo, Vicenç, Vicén, Vikentije, Vincas, Vince, Vincenc, Vincent, Vincente, Vincentius, Vincenzi, Vincenźo, Vinzent, Vinzenz, Vìncenzo, Vîncenzo, Vıncenzo, Wincenty, Венсан, Викентий, Винс, Винсент, Винцас, Винцентий, Винценты, Винценц, Висенс, Висент, Висенте, Вікентій, Вінцас, Вінцэнт, Вінцэнты, Вінченцо, Вісенте, וינס, וינסנט, فنسنت, فينس, ヴィンセント, 文斯, 文森, and 文森特
Vincenzo is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Vincenzo Santorini , the character from Disney's Atlantis, Atlantis: The Lost Empire; Vincenzo Buchstab , the fictional character from Lindenstraße; Vincenzo Cortino , the character from Mafia!; Vincenzo Gellner , the operatic character in the opera La Wally by Alfredo Catalani and Vincenzo , the operatic character in the opera Marin Faliero, Marino Faliero, among other works.
| vincenzo di troyes FR (b. 501) |
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| vincenzo da rimini Italian composer, IT (b. 1350) |
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| vincenzo amidani Italian civil servant, IT (b. 1410) |
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| vincenzo di paolo (b. 1401) |
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vincenzo civerchio Italian painter (1470-1544), IT (b. 1470) |
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vincenzo catena Italian painter (1470-1531), IT (b. 1470) |
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| vincenzo paleotti jurist (1425-1498) (b. 1425) |
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| vincenzo foppa Northern-Italian Renaissance painter (1427-1515), IT (b. 1427) |
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vincenzo cappello IT (b. 1469) |
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| vincenzo bandelli Master of the Order of Preachers, IT (b. 1435) |
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| vincenzo de andreis Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1441) |
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vincenzo tamagni Italian Renaissance painter (1492-1530), IT (b. 1492) |
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vincenzo grandi Italian sculptor (1493-1577), IT (b. 1493) |
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| vincenzo dell'aquila IT (b. 1435) |
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| vincenzo di stefano da verona Italian painter, IT (b. 1450) |
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Pepe, Messina, Santoro, Carbone, Capasso, Coppola, Cirillo, Palumbo, De Luca, De Rosa, Gentile, Ferraro, Ferrara, Orlando, Ruggiero, D'Angelo, Garofalo, Grimaldi, Giordano, Lombardo, Lombardi, Esposito, Martino, Vitale, Riccio, Romano, Amato, Conte, Bruno, Pinto, Rossi, Romeo, Rizzo, Russo, Gallo, Greco, Sorrentino, Leone, Fiore, Fusco, Marino, Caruso, Caputo, Barone, Basile, Bianco, Parisi, Pagano, Longo, and Pellegrino