Aitana is a Spanish feminine name that has gained significant popularity globally. The name originates from the Sierra de Aitana mountain in the province of Alicante, Spain. It was first used by Spanish poet Rafael Alberti for his daughter, Aitana Alberti, as a tribute to the mountain he last saw before leaving Spain in exile after the Spanish Civil War. The name has since become a symbol of heritage and nostalgia, reflecting the poet's enduring love for his homeland. Despite its relatively modern origin, Aitana has become a timeless name, embodying both cultural significance and personal history.
