Vida springs from the Latin word “vita,” meaning “life,” and in Spanish the same little four-letter spark whispers ¡qué viva!, let life flourish. She has wandered through Portuguese lullabies, Persian poetry, and even some Slavic stories, but her heart beats loudest in the Latin world, where every fiesta begins with a toast “a la vida.” Parents hear in her a promise of bright mornings and dancing feet—short, sweet, impossible to forget. The charts show she’s climbing yet still rare, a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Vida wears well on poets and athletes alike, and her simple V-sound makes saying “I love Vida” feel like taking a happy breath. Small name, big heartbeat.
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