Apolo
[əˈpoʊloʊ]Meaning
the Greek god of the sun and light
Background Story
Apolo is derived from the name of the Greek god Apollo, associated with music, arts, knowledge, and the sun. In mythology, Apollo is often depicted as a handsome young man who plays a golden lyre and represents tenets of harmony and balance.
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