The origin of the surname De la Torre is Castilla, the period of domination by the Visigoths.


Although people were originally known only by their first names, it became necessary to adopt a second name to identify due to population growth.

The most common type of family name found in the region was the surname that derives from the name of the father.

The nicknames as surnames usually reflected the physical characteristics of the first member of the lineage.

Occupational surnames, which are less common than other types of names, dating from the feudal age.

The surname De la Torre is of local origin, and this lineage lived in a place called Torres, there are many places in Spain called Torres but the most important are in Andalucia, Oviedo, Burgos, Lleida, Zaragoza and Aragon.

Some variations of this family name include: Torres, Torre, de Torres, de las Torres, de la Torre, de Torre, Turre.