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The last name Villalobos has its origins in Spain, specifically deriving from the Spanish words "villa," meaning "town" or "village," and "lobos," meaning "wolves." This surname likely referred to individuals who lived near a village associated with wolves or perhaps indicated a characteristic of strength or ferocity akin to that of wolves. Historically, the name can be traced back to regions in Spain such as Castile and León, where it was common for surnames to reflect geographical features or local fauna. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures and languages, including Villalobos in Latin America, where it has become more prevalent due to Spanish colonization. In some cases, it may appear as Villalobos or Villalobos in different dialects, but the core meaning remains consistent across these variations. The surname is often associated with noble lineages and has been borne by notable figures throughout history, contributing to its recognition in both Spanish-speaking countries and among descendants worldwide.