Yes, Reynoso is a Hispanic last name, specifically Spanish origin, common in Mexico, Spain, and Latin America, derived from Spanish place name or personal name. Reynoso is Spanish surname originating from Spain, from place named Reynoso in Burgos province, Spain, meaning place of Reynoso, with etymology from Spanish rey meaning king and oso possibly from Latin, or from personal name Reynoso. Reynoso is Hispanic surname found in Mexico, Spain, Philippines, and US Hispanic communities, with many people with Reynoso surname in Mexico and US, especially in California and Texas, with notable people including baseball players and artists. Reynoso is Hispanic last name, not English like Raynor, but Spanish, with pronunciation ray-NO-so, with Spanish accent. So yes, Reynoso is Hispanic last name, Spanish origin, common in Hispanic communities, with history dating to Spanish colonization bringing surname to Latin America, and it is not related to Raynor garage doors brand which is English origin surname.
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