Vicente is a common male given name of Spanish origin, often associated with the Latin name Vincentius. It means "conquering" or "to conquer." The name is popular in various Spanish-speaking countries and has historical significance due to several saints, including Saint Vincent of Saragossa, a martyr from the 4th century. In addition to being a name, Vicente can also refer to various places, such as Vicente López, a municipality in Argentina. The name is often used in cultural contexts, including literature and music, where characters or themes may be named Vicente to evoke certain qualities or heritage.