Alejandra is a common feminine name of Spanish origin, often used in various Spanish-speaking countries. It is derived from the Greek name "Alexandra," which means "defender of mankind." The name has various spellings and variations, including "Alejandra" and "Alexandra," and is popular in cultures influenced by the Spanish language. In addition to being a name, Alejandra can also refer to notable individuals, such as Alejandra Guzmán, a famous Mexican rock singer, or Alejandra Borrero, a Colombian actress. The name is often associated with strength and resilience, reflecting its historical roots.