Cheri, pretty much like you see it. “Manacho” the 1nd record shows Manaco. It is most common as “Menacho”
Margaret
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No problem. That’s because it’s pronounced as the letter K. Remember seeing Parocho and later Paroco for priests? Same happening here. Rabo de Peixe has the funkiest surnames.
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