María de los Ángeles is a common name in Spanish-speaking cultures, often associated with the Virgin Mary. The name translates to "Mary of the Angels" and is frequently used in religious contexts, symbolizing purity and protection. It is also a popular name for various places, schools, and institutions across Latin America. In literature and popular culture, characters named María de los Ángeles often embody traits of compassion and strength. The name can be found in songs, novels, and films, reflecting its cultural significance. Many people named María de los Ángeles celebrate their name day on the feast of the Assumption of Mary.