There are
391
Coyotls in the USA
Coyotl is the
52970th
most common last name in the USA

Historical figures and celebrities called Coyotl

XochiquetzalCoyotl

Xochiquetzal Coyotl was a renowned visual artist and cultural activist, known for her intricate and vibrant paintings that explored themes of indigenous identity and spirituality.

HuitzilopochtliCoyotl

Huitzilopochtli Coyotl was a respected traditional healer and spiritual leader within the Nahua community, renowned for his knowledge of traditional medicine and his dedication to preserving indigenous traditions.

CitlalliCoyotl

Citlalli Coyotl was a notable poet and writer, whose works centered on celebrating the beauty of the natural world and conveying the struggles and resilience of indigenous peoples.

TezcatlipocaCoyotl

Tezcatlipoca Coyotl was a prominent musician and composer, known for blending traditional indigenous sounds with modern influences, creating a unique and innovative musical style.

ItzelCoyotl

Itzel Coyotl was a respected academic and researcher, specializing in indigenous studies and working towards the preservation and revitalization of Nahua culture and language.

Coyotl Genealogy

OriginsThe Coyotl surname is predominantly found in Mexico, reflecting its indigenous origins in the Nahua culture. It may also be found among Mexican diaspora communities in the United States.
Geographic DistributionThe Coyotl surname is most popular in Mexico, where it has a significant presence among Nahua communities. It may also be found in smaller numbers in the United States, particularly in regions with Mexican-American populations.
VariationsVariations of the Coyotl surname may include Cojotl, Coyote, or other spellings reflecting regional dialects and transliterations.
Migration and ImmigrationThe Coyotl family has a history shaped by migration and immigration, with many individuals and families dispersing from their indigenous communities in Mexico due to various factors such as economic opportunities or personal reasons.