Herrera (surname)

• Aaron Herrera (born 1990), Mexican boxer • Abel Ernesto Herrera (born 1955), Argentine footballer • Abraham Cohen de Herrera or Alonso Nunez de Herrera (c. 1570–c. 1635), European religious philosopher and kabbalist • Adelardo López de Ayala y Herrera (1828–1879), Spanish writer and politician • Adolfo Herrera (1940-2013), Venezuelan journalist • Agustín Enrique Herrera (born 1985), Mexican football player • Alex Herrera (born 1976), Venezuelan baseball player • Alfonso Herrera (born 1983), Mexican actor • Alfonso L. Herrera (1868–1942), Mexican biologist, author and educator • Alicia Herrera Rivera (1928-2013), Chilean feminist lawyer • Ameurfina Melencio-Herrera (1922–2020), Filipino judge of the supreme court • Ander Herrera (born 1989), Spanish football player • Ángel Herrera Oria (1886–1968), Spanish cardinal • Ángel Herrera Vera (born 1957), Cuban boxer • Ángel Maria Herrera (1859–1948), Panamanian educator • Anthony Herrera (1944–2011), American actor • Anthony Herrera (American football) (born 1980), American football player • Estadio Antonio Herrera Gutiérrez (1910-1969), Venezuelan entrepreneur • Antonio Ibáñez de la Riva Herrera (1633–1710), Spanish bishop • Armando Herrera (triple jumper) (born 1955), Cuban triple jumper • Arquímedes Herrera (1935–2013), Venezuelan track and field athlete • Arsenio Cruz-Herrera (1863–1917), Filipino politician in Manila • Arturo Herrera (born 1959), Venezuelan visual artist • Astrid Carolina Herrera (born 1963), Venezuelan beauty pageant contestant and actress ==B==

• Balbina Herrera (born c. 1955), Panamanian politician • Bernardino Herrera (born 1977), Spanish field hockey player • Bernardo Álvarez Herrera (1956–2016), Venezuelan politician and diplomat • Bobby Herrera (1926–2007), Mexican baseball player • Brandon Herrera (born 1995), American YouTuber and politician ==C==

• Carl Herrera (born 1966), Venezuelan basketball player • Carlos Herrera (1856–1930), Guatemalan politician, president 1920 to 1921 • Carlos Enrique Prado Herrera (born 1978), Cuban artist • Carlos Leonardo Herrera (born 1983), Argentine boxer • Carlos María Herrera (1875–1914), Uruguayan painter • Carlos Salazar Herrera (1906–1982), Costa Rican artist and writer • Carmen Herrera (1915–2022), Cuban painter • Carolina Herrera (born 1939), Venezuelan-born American fashion designer • Catalina de Jesús Herrera (1717–1795), Ecuadorian prioress, nun, and writer • Chalía Herrera (1864–1948), Cuban opera singer • Cristóbal Martín de Herrera (1831–1878), Spanish politician ==D==

• Daniel Herrera (baseball) (born 1984), baseball player • Daniel Herrera (rugby union) (born 1963), Uruguayan rugby union coach • Daniel Rendón Herrera (born 1966), Colombian drug lord • Danny Herrera (musician) (born 1969), American drummer for Napalm Death • Danny Herrera (strongman) (1937–2008), American powerlifter • Dario Herrera (politician) (born 1973), American politician from Nevada • Dennis Herrera (born 1962), American politician in San Francisco • Diego Herrera (born 1969), Ecuadorian footballer • Dionisio de Herrera (1781–1850), Honduran politician, head of Honduras and of Nicaragua ==E==

• Eddy Herrera (born 1964), Dominican merengue singer • Eduardo Herrera (golfer) (born 1965), Colombian golfer • Eduardo Herrera (footballer, born 1988), Mexican footballer • Edward Herrera (born 1986), Maltese footballer • Efraín Herrera (born 1959), Mexican footballer • Efren Herrera (born 1951), Mexican-born American football kicker • Eladio Herrera (boxer) (1930–2014), Argentine boxer • Eladio Herrera (Chilean footballer) (born 1984), Chilean footballer • Elder Herrera (born 1968), Colombian road cyclist • Elián Herrera (baseball) (born 1985), Dominican baseball player • Elián Herrera (model) (born 1991), Venezuelan model and beauty pageant contestant • Emanuel Herrera (born 1987), Argentine footballer • Engelver Herrera (born 1973), Guatemalan footballer • Enrique Olaya Herrera (1880–1937), Colombian politician, president 1930 to 1934 • Eric Herrera (born 1992), Panamanian footballer • Ernesto Herrera (playwright) (1889–1917), Uruguayan playwright, short story writer and journalist • Esteban Eduardo González Herrera (born 1982), Chilean footballer • Esteban José Herrera (born 1981), Argentine footballer ==F==

• Fernando Herrera (bishop) (died 1518), Italian Roman Catholic bishop • Fernando Herrera (Mexican footballer) (born 1985), Mexican footballer • Fernando de Acuña y de Herrera (died 1495), Sicilian politician, Viceroy • Felipe Herrera (1922–1996), Chilean economist, lawyer and academic • Fernando de Herrera or El Divino (c. 1534–1597), Spanish poet and man of letters • Fidel Herrera Beltrán (1949–2025), Mexican politician, governor of the state of Veracruz • Flavio Herrera (1895–1968), Guatemalan writer and diplomat • Francisco Herrera Luque (1927–1991), Venezuelan writer, psychiatrist and diplomat • Francisco Herrera the Elder (1576–1656), Spanish painter • Francisco Herrera the Younger (1622–1685), Spanish painter and architect • Franklin Herrera (born 1988), Bolivian footballer • Freddy Herrera (born 1973), Panamanian baseball player ==G==

• Gabriel Alonso de Herrera (1470–1539), Spanish author on agriculture • Genaro Herrera (1861-1941), Peruvian writer • Georgina Herrera (1936–2021), Cuban writer and poet • Germán Herrera (born 1983), Argentine footballer • Gloria de Herrera (1929–1985), American art restorer and collector • Gonzalo O'Farrill y Herrera (1754–1831), Spanish military and political figure • Grisel Herrera (born 1971), Cuban basketball player • Gustavo Herrera (1890–1953), Venezuelan politician ==H==

• Héctor Herrera (runner) (born 1959), Cuban runner • Héctor Belo Herrera (1905–after 1924), Uruguayan fencer • Héctor Herrera (born 1990), Mexican footballer • Helenio Herrera (1910–1997), Franco-Argentine football player and manager • Hélmer Herrera (1951–1998), Colombian drug trafficker • Heriberto Herrera (1926–1996), Paraguayan football player and coach ==I==

• Ignacio Herrera (born 1987), Chilean footballer • Inés Herrera (born 1978), Spanish footballer • Irisberto Herrera (born 1968), Spanish-Cuban chess player • Iván Herrera (born 2000), Panamanian baseball player • Iván Herrera (footballer) (born 1985), Chilean footballer ==J==

• Jaime Lynn Herrera (born 1978), American politician in the state of Washington • Jarol Herrera (born 1984), Colombian footballer • Javier Herrera (born 2009), Mexican racing driver • Jerónimo Tomás Abreu Herrera (1930–2012), bishop of Mao-Monte-Cristi, Dominican Republic • Jesús Herrera (born 1962), Mexican long-distance runner • Jesús Herrera Alonso (1938–1962), Spanish footballer • Jesús Héctor Gallego Herrera (died 1971), Colombian priest who was kidnapped and killed • Jhoel Herrera (born 1980), Peruvian footballer • Joaquín Herrera (1784-1868), Venezuelan military and politician, president of Carabobo from 1846 to 1854 • Joaquín Ramón Herrera (born 1969), American writer, illustrator, photographer and musician • John Herrera (gridiron football), American football executive • John J. Herrera (1910–1986), American attorney and civil-rights activist • Johnny Herrera (born 1966), American racing driver • Johnny Herrera (goalkeeper) (born 1981), Chilean footballer • Jonathan Herrera (baseball) (born 1984), Venezuelan baseball player • Jorge Herrera (swimmer) (born 1972), Puerto Rican freestyle swimmer • Jorge Herrera (footballer) (born 1980), Colombian footballer • José Herrera Uslar (1906–1992), descendent of the founders of the Valley of Caracas and owners of the Hacienda la Vega • José Herrera (1960s outfielder) (1942–2009), Venezuelan baseball player • José Herrera (1990s outfielder) (born 1972), Dominican baseball player • José Antonio Collado Herrera (born 1990), Spanish footballer • José Cañas Ruiz-Herrera (born 1987), Spanish footballer • José Carlos Herrera (born 1986), Mexican sprinter • José Cruz Herrera (1890–1972), Spanish painter • José Joaquín de Herrera (1792–1854), Mexican politician, president nonconsecutively 1844 to 1851 • José Oscar Herrera (born 1965), Uruguayan footballer • José de la Paz Herrera (1940–2021), Honduran footballer and coach • Juan Herrera (boxer) (born 1958), Mexican boxer • Juan de Herrera (1530–1597), Spanish architect, mathematician and geometrician • Juan Felipe Herrera (born 1948), American writer, cartoonist, teacher, and activist • Juan Francisco Rodríguez Herrera or Juanito (born 1965), Spanish footballer • José Herrera (catcher) (born 1987), Venezuelan baseball player • Juan Moreno y Herrera-Jiménez or Jean Reno (born 1948), French actor of Spanish origin • Juan Vicente Herrera Campo (born 1956), Spanish politician, president of the community of Castile and León • Judith C. Herrera (born 1954), American judge • Judy Herrera American actress • Julio Martin Herrera Velutini (born 1971), Venezuelan billionaire businessman and founder of Britannia Financial Group • Julio Herrera (cyclist) (born 1980), Venezuelan track and road cyclist • Julio Herrera (politician) (born 1956), Peruvian politician from Lima • Julio César Herrera (born 1977), Cuban track cyclist • Julius Caesar Herrera (born 1953), Filipino lawyer and politician ==K==

• Kelvin Herrera (born 1989), Dominican baseball player • Kristin Herrera (born 1989), American actress ==L==

• León Herrera Esteban (1922–2003), Spanish military officer and politician • Leticia Herrera Sánchez (born 1949), Nicaraguan lawyer, guerrilla leader, and politician • Lola Herrera (born 1935), Spanish actress • Lorena Herrera (born 1967), Mexican actress • Lorenzo Herrera (1896–1960), Venezuelan singer and composer • Luis Herrera (cyclist) (born 1961), Colombian road cyclist • Luis Herrera (tennis) (born 1971), Mexican tennis player • Luis Herrera Campins (1925–2007), president of Venezuela • Luis Alberto de Herrera (1873–1959), Uruguayan lawyer, diplomat, journalist and politician • Luis Beder Herrera (born 1951), Argentine politician, governor of La Rioja Province • Luis Bayón Herrera (1889–1956), Spanish film director and screenwriter • Luis Fernando Herrera (born 1962), Colombian footballer • Luz María Umpierre-Herrera (born 1947), Puerto Rican poet, scholar, educator and advocate ==M==

• M. Miriam Herrera (born 1963), American author and poet • Magos Herrera (born 1970), Mexican jazz singer • Manuel C. Herrera (c. 1924–1998), Filipino politician • Marcelo Herrera (footballer, born 1966) (born 1966), Argentine football player • Marcelo Herrera (footballer, born 1992) (born 1992), Argentine football player • María Herrera Magdaleno, Mexican businesswoman and human rights activist • María Teresa Herrera (born 1956), Mexican politician and judge • Martín Herrera (born 1970), Argentine footballer • Mary Herrera (born 1959), American politician in New Mexico • Matti Herrera Bower, Cuban-born American politician in Florida • Mauricio Herrera (born 1980), Mexican-American boxer • Maya Herrera fictional character in the TV drama Heroes • Mayra Herrera (born 1988), Guatemalan race walker • Michael Herrera (born 1985), Cuban track and field athlete • Miguel Herrera (born 1968), Mexican football coach • Miguel Ángel Chico Herrera (born 1961), Mexican politician • Mike Herrera (baseball) (1897–1978), Cuban baseball player • Mike Herrera (musician) (born 1976), American vocalist and bass guitarist for MxPx and Tumbledown • Mirta Cerra Herrera (1904–1986), Cuban painter ==N==

• Nadege Herrera (born 1986), Panamanian model and beauty pageant contestant • Nancy Cooke de Herrera (1922–2013), American socialite, fashion expert and author • Nancy Fabiola Herrera, Venezuelan opera singer • Napoleón Nassar Herrera, Honduran politician and military officer • , (1774–1833), Uruguayan lawyer • Nicolás Herrera (born 1983), Argentine footballer ==O==

• Odúbel Herrera (born 1991), Venezuelan baseball player • Omar Torrijos Herrera (1929–1981), Panamanian de facto leader 1968 to 1981 ==P==

• Pablo Herrera (beach volleyball) (born 1982), Spanish beach volleyball player • Pablo Herrera (musician), Cuban hip hop music producer • Paco Herrera (born 1953), Spanish footballer and manager • Paloma Herrera (born 1975), Argentine ballet dancer • Pancho Herrera (1934–2005), Cuban baseball player • Pedro de Herrera (15th century), Spanish Jewish leader ==R==

• Rafael Herrera (born 1945), Mexican boxer • Rafaela Herrera (1742–1805), a national heroine of Nicaragua • Ram Herrera, Tejano musician • Raymond Herrera (born 1972), American drummer for Arkaea, Fear Factory and Brujeria • René Herrera, Texan singer, half of René y René • Rene Herrera (athlete) (born 1979), Filipino track and field athlete • Rich Herrera, American sports radio personality • Robbie Herrera (born 1970), English footballer • Robert Herrera (born 1989), Uruguayan footballer • Roberto Herrera, Argentine choreographer and dancer • Roberto Díaz Herrera (born 1937), Panamanian military officer and exile • Ronald Gamarra Herrera, Peruvian politician • Ronald Herrera (born 1995), Venezuelan baseball player ==S==

• Santos León Herrera (1874–1950), Costa Rican politician, president 1948 • Saúl González Herrera (1915–2006), Mexican politician • Sergio Herrera (born 1981), Colombian footballer • Silvestre S. Herrera (1917–2007), Mexican-American recipient of the Medal of Honor • Simón de Herrera (1754–1813), governor of Nuevo León, New Spain, & interim governor of Spanish Texas ==T==

• Teresa Tanco Cordovez de Herrera (1859–1946), Colombian pianist and composer • Tomás de Herrera (1804–1854), president of the Republic of the New Granada • Tommy Herrera (1933–1997), American baseball player and manager ==V==

• Velino Herrera or Ma Pe Wi (1902–1973), Pueblo Indian painter • Vicente Herrera Zeledón (1821–1888), Costa Rican politician, president 1876 to 1877 • Víctor Herrera (born 1970), Colombian track and road cyclist • Victor Larco Herrera (1870–1939), Peruvian politician • Victor Manuel Velasco Herrera, Mexican physicist ==W==