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Vacchiani, extremely rare it would seem Friulano Dell'udinese, Vacchiano would appear Campania del Napoletano, Cicciano, Roccarainola, Acerra, Camposano and Nola, even if it has a small strain in Friuli, at least the strain Friulano should come from A dialectal alteration of the contraction of the term wallachians (people of Eastern Europe). Additions provided by Michele Vacchiano Vacchiano is a surname diffused mainly in the inland Campania (in particular in the village of Cicciano). From Campania in fact derive all the Vacchiano d'italia. The surname derives from the old Spanish Baquiano (which is also spelled Vuaquiano or Vaqueano). It was the name given by the Spanish conquistadors to the natives of the Antilles, with the meaning of indigenous, but also expert of the Places, guide, expert of the Territory. Evidently the Spaniards who arrived in Italy gave this name also to the natives who proved themselves experts of the places and were driving them. Today disappeared from Spanish spoken in Spain, the term Baquiano remained in Argentina and Chile: In the great national Parks the Guardaparchi experts are called Baquianos by the young recruits.
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