MECO

• A meco, a member of the Mecos, a Casta, a caste of Amerindians in Iberian colonial empires People by the nickname, stagename, pseudonym • Meco (1939–2023; born Domenico Monardo), American record producer and musician • The Great Meco, a wrestler signed to Revolutionary Championship Wrestling • Carmelo “Meco” Domínguez, a Bolivian drug lord involved in Presidential corruption in Bolivia • Américo "Meco" dos Santos, a soccer player for Atlético Petróleos de Luanda, Luanda, Angola People with the given name • Meco Barcliff, wife of Melvin "Magoo" Barcliff (1973–2023), of the U.S. hiphop duo Timbaland & Magoo • Meço Bono (18th century), member of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces for the Pashalik of Yanina, under Ali Pasha of Ioannina • Meco Chang, an executive of the Asian Weightlifting Federation • Meco Eno (born 1966), American musician • Meco Poliziani, Canadian player of Canadian football, drafted into the Canadian Football League in 1960 People with the surname • Alejandra Meco (born 1990), Spanish actress and dancer • Alessandro Di Meco (born 1995), Italian boxer • Éric Di Meco (born 1963), French soccer player • Jose Luis Abalos Meco (born 1958), Spanish politician • Marco Di Meco (born 1982), Italian musician • Richard Meco (1590–1661), English musician • Sonila Meço, an Albanian TV personality on Agon Channel, Tirana, Albania • Sylvia Meco, a competitor for Italy in artistic roller skating at the 1981 World Games • Vincenzo Meco (born 1940), Italian racing cyclist ==Places==

• Meco Mountain, Angola; a mountain, see Portuguese Angola • Meco, a river in Chile; see List of rivers of Chile (D–O) • El Meco, a tributary of the Moctezuma River in Acatlán, Hidalgo, Mexico • Meco (municipality), a part of metropolitan Madrid, Spain • Meco rail station, on the C-8 (Cercanías Madrid) rail line • Meco, New York, USA; a hamlet • Meco Road, Easton, Pennsylvania, USA; bordering its property, is named for Metropolitan Edison (M.E.Co.) • El Meco, Yucatan, Mayan Empire; an ancient port, now an archaeological site in Mexico ==Groups, organizations==

• MECO Construction, a Costa Rican company; see Johnny Araya Monge • Mactan Electric Company, Cebu, Visayas, Philippines; an electrical utility • Magnolia Electric Co. (MECo), an American band, the backing band to Jason Molina • Manila Economic and Cultural Office, Taipei, Taiwan; the representative office and defacto embassy of the Philippines to Taiwan, Republic of China • Maui Electric Company, Maui, Hawaii, USA; an electrical utility • Mediterranean Elasmobranch Citizen Observations, a citizen-scientist organization involved with monitoring illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing • Mecos București, Bucharest, Romania; the Mecos, a soccer tam • Metropolitan Edison (M.E.Co.), an electric utility serving regions of Pennsylvania, USA; later acquired by GPU, and now part of FirstEnergy • Middle East Christian Outreach, which merged with SIM (Christian organization) in 2016 • Mining Engineering Company (MECO), Worcester, England, UK ==Events, eras, times==

• Main engine cutoff, the shut-off of the first stage in a multistage rocket • Meco Cup, a women's ice hockey tournament • Middle Eocene Climatic Optimum, a global warming period 40 million years ago, during the Eocene • Middle European Cooperation in Statistical Physics, an international conference on statistical physics ==Other uses==

• Magnetospheric eternally collapsing object, a theoretical alternative to a black hole • Meco, a racehorse, a colt that won the 1874 Juvenile Stakes (United States) ==See also==