The Angels. The original name was much longer - La Ciudad de María, reina de los ángeles.
"Los angeles" means "the angels" in Spanish. That's why they call Los Angeles "the city of the angels."
Los Angeles = The Angels
Los Angeles is itself a Spanish word, meaning "the angels".
Los Angeles, which is the second largest city in the US behind New York. Its population stands at about 3,800,000. Los Angeles is Spanish for 'The Angels'.
"Los Angeles" is Spanish for "The Angels"
Los Angeles (LA) was named by Spanish missionaries who established a mission with that name. It is Spanish for "The Angels."
Beacaue when the spanish discovered Los Angeles everybody was happy and they kept saying "we found the angels" and the man (Gasper de Pontola) that discovered Los Angeles was spanish he caled it Los Angeles for the angels.The Mexicans named it that. It means city of angels
Los Angeles is Spanish for "the angels".
same way just with a spanish accent LOS ANGELES (los an-heles)
The patron saint of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, California, is St. Bibiana
Why is Los Angeles nicknamed City of Angels
"Los Angeles" is Spanish for "The Angels." Or, perhaps more to the point would be, "The Angels" is English for "Los Angeles." The Angels were originally called the Los Angeles Angels; the name "Angels" coming from the city's name, "The City of Angels." Los Angeles translated means "City of the Angels". This is most likely how the team got their moniker. Los Angeles means "city of Angles" so the team in result the team named the Angels.