Peru’s National Registry of Identification and Civil Status has released a report detailing the prevalence of names directly inspired by fathers. The data reveals a trend of Peruvians choosing names as a tribute to their paternal figures. Common variations include “Dad,” “Taita” (a Quechua term for father), and “Papito” (a diminutive of “Papa,” meaning father). The report highlights the cultural significance of fatherhood within Peruvian society and the creative ways individuals express familial affection through naming practices. This data provides insight into naming conventions and the importance placed on honoring parents in Peru. The registry compiled the information from national identification documents.