Is Blanco White religious?

Blanco White can refer to several people and concepts, so religious affiliation depends on context. The most famous historical figure named Blanco White was Joseph Blanco White, born José María Blanco y Crespo in 1775 in Seville, Spain, who was very religious. He was born Catholic, became a Catholic priest, then converted to Anglicanism after moving to England in 1810, and later became a Unitarian, so his life was deeply religious with multiple conversions. He wrote extensively about theology and religion. If you mean Blanco White the band, Blanco White is the stage name of Josh Edwards, a British singer-songwriter born in London, who is not known for being religious, his music is indie folk inspired by flamenco and Andean music, not religious music, though he is spiritual in artistic sense. If you mean blanco white as a color, it has no religion. If you mean a person named Blanco White today, their religion would be personal. As a surname, Blanco White families can be Catholic, Protestant, or other, as Blanco is common among Hispanic Catholics. So Joseph Blanco White was very religious, changing from Catholic to Anglican to Unitarian, while the musician Blanco White is not publicly religious. The name itself is not inherently religious, though Blanco as a surname is common among Catholics.