Romina, pronounced roh-MEE-nah, first danced out of Italy as a feminine spin on Romanus—literally “citizen of Rome”—and still glimmers with visions of sun-warmed cobblestones and Vespa exhaust. Over the years she picked up Spanish flair, an ‘80s pop echo courtesy of singer Romina Power, and a passport full of stamps as American parents caught the vibe; in fact, she’s sprinted from the outer fringes of the U.S. charts in the 1970s to a sprightly No. 418 in 2024. The name feels both vintage and vivacious: part ancient marble column, part modern neon café sign. Romina suits a little explorer who might finger-paint one minute and debate mythology the next, all while her melodic three syllables roll off the tongue like a lullaby with attitude.
| Romina Daniele is an Italian avant-garde and blues singer, composer, and performer specializing in vocal extended techniques and electronic music. | 
| Romina Arena is an Italian singer-songwriter known for performing pop classical crossover, rock opera, and new-age music. | 
| Romina Power is an American-Italian actress and singer best known for her role in the popular 1980s duo Al Bano & Romina Power. | 
| Romina Malaspina is a versatile Argentine celebrity known for her work as a model, TV personality, and social media influencer. | 
| Romina Yan was an Argentine actress best known for her role in "Chiquititas" who died in 2010 at age 36 from a heart attack. | 
| Romina Sarina Oprandi is a retired tennis player with dual Swiss-Italian citizenship who represented both countries during her career. | 
| Romina Gaetani is an Argentine actress, TV host, and singer. | 
| Romina Ressia is an Argentine photographer renowned for her anachronistic works that blend Renaissance-inspired scenes with modern objects, creating a unique twist on classical art. | 
| Romina Lozano Saldaña is a Peruvian model who won Miss Peru 2018 and represented Peru in the Miss Universe pageant. | 
| Romina Johnson is a London R&B singer best known for her lead vocals on Artful Dodger's hit song "Movin' Too Fast." | 
| Romina Russell, the pseudonym of Argentine-American writer Romina Garber, authored the New York Times bestselling young adult novel "Zodiac." | 
| Romina Belluscio is an Argentine TV presenter for Antena 3. | 
| Romina Mondello is an Italian actress and television personality. | 
| Romina Laurito is a celebrated Italian rhythmic gymnast. | 
| Romina Manguel is a Jewish Argentine radio host based in Getap. |