Beatriz is a common feminine name in various cultures, often associated with happiness and blessings. The name has Latin origins, derived from "Viatrix," meaning "voyager" or "traveler." It has been popularized in literature and history, with notable figures such as Beatriz de Dia, a 12th-century troubadour. In modern contexts, Beatriz can refer to various characters in literature, film, and art. For example, Beatriz is a character in Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy," symbolizing divine love and guidance. The name continues to be widely used in many countries, reflecting its enduring appeal.