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List of Guatemalans

A list of notable Guatemalans.

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Abularach, Rodolfo, painter • Álvarez, José Luis (1917–2012), painter • Jackie Amezquita (born 1985), performance artist • Andrade, Sergio, musician (bassist founder of Lifehouse) • Acuña, Angelina writer of prose and poetry • Argueta, Luis, film director • Arbenz Vilanova, Arabella, actress, model, socialite • Arbenz, Jacobo (1913–1971), military officer, former president • Manuel José Leonardo Arce Leal (1935-1985), poet and dramatist • Arenales Catalán, Emilio (1922–1969), diplomat. Foreign minister of Guatemala from 1966 to 1969 and the president of the United Nations Twenty-Third General Assembly from 1968 to 1969. • Arévalo, Juan José, first democratically elected president • Arjona, Ricardo, international singer • Asturias, Miguel Ángel, writer, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature (1967) • Asturias, Rodrigo, guerrilla leader of ORPA, a.k.a. Comandante Gaspar Ilom, son of writer Miguel Ángel Asturias • Ayala Acevedo, Allan, track athlete, national record holder in 400, 400 hurdles, and 1600 relay • Aycinena y Piñol, Juan José, ecclesiastical and intellectual conservative in Central America ==B==
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Barrios, Justo Rufino, General, leader of the Liberal movement, dictator • Barrondo, Erick, Olympic Silver medalist racewalkerBatres Montúfar, José, writer • Berganza, Eddie, writer, Executive Editor of DC Comics • Bressani Castignoli, Ricardo, nutrition expert and biochemist • Bosch Gutierrez, Felipe A., businessman • Bosch Gutierrez, Juan Luis, businessman ==C==
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Cardoza y Aragón, Luis, writer, essayist, poet, art critic, and diplomat • Carnage, DJ and music producer • Carrera, Rafael, general, conservative politician, and President of GuatemalaCastillo Armas, Carlos, colonel, politician • Rafael Castillo Valdez, politician and diplomat • Castillo, Otto René, poet, guerrilla member of FAR • Chacón González, Lázaro Army General, former President • Chinchilla Recinos, María (1909–1944), schoolteacher • Cordón, Kevin, national badminton player • Coroy, María Mercedes, Mayan actress • Cumez, Paula Nicho, artist • Rosa Elena Curruchich (1958-2005), painter • Curruchich, Sara, singer-songwriter • del Águila, Cynthia (born 1959), Minister of Education 2012–2015 ==E==
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Estrada Cabrera, Manuel, lawyer. Secretary of Foreign during Jose Maria Reina Barrios government. President of Guatemala from 1898 to 1920. • Espada, Rafael, Vice President of Guatemala and former cardio-thoracic surgeon ==F==
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Flaquer Azurdia, Irma, journalist • Flores, Alejandra, soprano • Flores, Mateo, athlete ==G==
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Franz Galich (1951–2007), writer • Galeotti Torres, Rodolfo, sculptor • García Granados y Saborío, María (1860–1878), socialite • García Granandos y Zavala, María Josefa (1796–1848), intellectual, writer, journalist and poet • García Laguardia, Jorge Mario, jurist, magistrate of the Constitutional Court, and Ombudsman for Human Rights • Gerardi Conedera, Juan José, Roman Catholic bishop • Goldman, Francisco, writer • Gomez Carrillo, Enrique (1873–1927), writer • González Palma, Luis, photographer • Gutierrez, Juan José, businessman • Dionisio Gutierrez Mayorga, businessman == H ==
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Isaac, Oscar, Guatemalan-American actor ==J==
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Jensen, Alfred Julio, artist ==L==
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La Rue, Frank William, human rights activist • Lehnhoff, Dieter, composer, conductor, musicologist • Lopez, Antonio, Guatemalan-Mexican soccer player • Lubitch Domecq, Alcina, writer • Lucas García, Fernando Romeo, general, former President ==M==
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Mack, Myrna, anthropologist • Marroquin, Manny, Grammy Award-winning mixer/engineer • Martinez, Benito, American actor of Guatemalan descent • Menchú, Rigoberta, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize (1992), indigenous woman, activist, author • Menkos, Jonathan, politician, economist and writer • Mérida, Carlos, painter • Mendez, Francisco, (1907–1962) writer • Milla y Vidaurre, José (Salome Jil) (1822–1882), writer • Monteforte Toledo, Mario, writer • Monterroso, Augusto, writer, winner of the Prince of Asturias Award of literature (2000) • Monterroso, Sandra, visual artist and designer • Montúfar y Rivera, Lorenzo (1823–1898), politician and lawyer. • Morales, Jimmy, President of Guatemala • Moreno, Gaby, singer and songwriter • Mulet, Edmond, diplomat • Mussack, William Joseph, Jr., engineer • Óscar Murúa, artist ==P==
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Palencia, Karl M., Record Producer (Pina Records), aka Myztiko • Palma, Gustavo Adolfo (1920–2010), singer, lyric tenor • Paniagua España, Carlos Eduardo (1915-1988), diplomat • Pappa, Marco, Guatemalan national team and Seattle Sounders FC footballer • Peña Aldana, Carlos Enrique, winner of Latin American Idol 2nd season • Pezzarossi, Dwight, retired Guatemalan National Team and CSD Comunicaciones footballer • Plata, Juan Carlos, retired Guatemalan National Team and CSD Municipal footballer ==Q==
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Quevedo, Fernando, Professor of theoretical physics, Cambridge, England • Quezada Toruño, Rodolfo, Cardinal, Archbishop of Guatemala City ==R==
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Ramírez, Guillermo, retired Guatemalan national team footballer • Ramirez de León, Arnoldo, guerrilla leader of EGP a.k.a. Comandante Rolando Morán • Raudales, Henry, violinist • Recinos, Adrián, lawyer, historian, Mayanist scholar, essayist, and diplomat • Recinos, Efraín, engineer, architect, painter, sculptor, muralist, scenographer, inventor • Robles, Rodolfo, physician, discovered onchocercosis (Robles disease) • Robles, Stheven, professional footballer • Rodriguez Macal, Virgilio, writer • Ríos Montt, Efraín, general, dictator, stands accused of genocide • Rodríguez Beteta, Virgilio (1885–1967), lawyer, historian, diplomat and writer • Rosenthal, Gert, economist and diplomat • Ruiz, Carlos, Guatemalan national team and CSD Municipal footballer ==S==
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Sandarti, Héctor, television personality • Sandoval, Kevin, soccer player, 1988 Summer OlympicsSaravia, Rodrigo, Guatemala national team footballer • Shery, singer, songwriter and producer • Soluna Samay, singer, songwriter ==T==
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Tecún Umán, sixteenth century leader of the K'iche' Maya people • Tobar, Hector, writer/journalist • Turcios Lima, Luis Augusto, Guatemalan army officer, guerrilla leader (FAR) ==U==
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Ubico, Jorge, military dictator • Urruela Federico, diplomat ==V==
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Villatoro, Anton, professional cyclist • Villatoro, Alan, International Christian singer, music producer • Viñals, Jaime, mountaineer (scaled seven highest peaks in the world) • von Ahn, Luis, computer scientist, creator of CAPTCHA technology, professor of Carnegie Mellon University • Luis H. Velasquez, (30 December 1919 – 9 February 1997) was a Guatemalan long-distance runner who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics. He was third in the 1951 Pan American Games marathon and third in the 1955 Pan American Games marathon. ==W==
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Wurmser, Juan Mauricio, advertising firm founder, president and CEO • Whitbeck, Harris, CNN's International Correspondent based in Mexico City ==Y==
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Yela Günther, Rafael, sculptor • Yon Sosa, Marco Antonio, Guatemalan army officer, guerrilla leader MR-NOV13 ==Z==
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