The Spanish surname Camacho likely originates from the region of Galicia, meaning "crooked" or "bent" in Old Spanish. The name arrived in The New World in the 16th Century when Francisco Camacho, who arrived in Hispaniola (modern-day Dominican Republic and Haiti) around 1512 as part of Spain’s colonizing efforts. Many settlers with the Camacho surname subsequently spread throughout Latin America.

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