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I don't think merely searching for "Ignacio" should redirect here. It should probably go to a disambiguation page, as Ignacio is a popular name and not just a character from "Nacho Libre." -KingUrth

Someone knows how to make a disambiguation page for:

-Ignacio -Nacho -Nacho's / Nachos -St. Ignacio of Loyola (San Ignacio de Loyola) -Ignacio Anaya

It is very sad that the American movie industry use this page to advertise one of their productions. Any information relating to this 'B' series comedy should appear in a page such as 'Super-Nacho'

Any mention to this film and the North American dish known as 'nacho's chips' or 'nacho's cheese', also 'tortilla chips' (a degeneration of the traditional Mexican and Latin-american pancakes baked with corn flour achieved through the section of one of these round 'tortillas' or pancakes in six or more equally dimensional triangles and served as a snack devoided of its original purpose - which was to make the handling of saucy food and meat easier and less dirty -) should appear in a page entitled "Nacho" and not here.

The photograph of an actor named Jack Black incarnating a fictional character called "Nacho" previously appearing in this page is irrelevant and threatens the academic style of Wikipedia. More suitable pictures should include St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus and other historic figures who carried this name.

>Iggie, some shortcuts for this name is Igy, Igi, Igo, Igon, iGYCHURRI "

Where are this "shorcuts" used? Definitely not in Spain or Latinamerica. In English-speaking countries Iggie or Iggy is very well used, but the rest must be a joke.