Marroquín

Marroquín is a Spanish surname that has had a notable influence in the aristocracy and the Spanish Empire. It originates from the Basque Country (Spain), from the Salcedo lineage. Its origin is linked to a journey to Morocco during the time of Alfonso III. The story tells of someone who was held hostage in Morocco and, upon returning to Spain, was given the nickname "el Marroquín."

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