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Ángeles is a Spanish feminine given name derived from the Latin word angelus, itself borrowed from Greek angelos, meaning messenger or envoy, which came to denote a divine messenger or angel in Christian tradition. The name is closely associated with the devotional title María de los Ángeles, honoring the Virgin Mary under the title of the Angels, and it has been widely used in Spanish-speaking Catholic communities for centuries. Related forms include Ángela, Angelina, and Angélica, along with the masculine Ángel.