Yes
Lopez means "son of Lope" in Spanish.
Carlito Lopez
Her name is Santana Lopez (It's Spanish)
Hola, me llamo Marissa Lopez. (Pronounced may yamo)
"La Señora Lopez" translates to "Mrs. Lopez" in English. It is a Spanish title used to refer to a married woman with the last name Lopez.
No they just have the same last name. If she was she would be in the opening credits. Also the last name "Lopez" is a common last name for Latinos or anyone from Spanish(Spain) decent/ancestory.
From About.com Genealogy: "A patronymical surname meaning 'son of Lope'. Lope comes from the Spanish form of Lupus, a Latin name meaning 'wolf'. The Lopes variation of this surname often originates from Portugal."
Lopez is Spanish in origin meaning "son of Lope"; Lope being akin to the Latin given name Lupus meaning "wolf".
Jennifer Lopez is spanish because her parents are from Puerto Rico.
No, it is more common in Spanish speaking countries.
Lopez is Spanish/Portuguese in origin.
The phrase "me llamo Jorge Lopez Lopez" translates to "my name is Jorge Lopez Lopez" in English. The repetition of "Lopez" typically indicates the person's paternal and maternal surnames, which is common in Spanish-speaking cultures where individuals often inherit both their father's and mother's last names. Thus, the full name suggests a formal introduction of the individual.