List of Venezuelans

Architecture

• Alejandro Chataing, known as "Cipriano Castro's architect".
• Carlos Raúl Villanueva, builder of the Ciudad Universitaria de Caracas.

  Artists

• Antonio Ladislao Alcantara
• Gabriel Bracho
• Carlos Cruz-Díez
• Mariano Díaz
• Marisol Escobar
• Alirio Palacios
• Gego
• Yucef Merhi
• Arturo Michelena
• Alejandro Otero
• Mercedes Pardo
• Armando Reverón
• Cristóbal Rojas
• Jesús Rafael Soto
• Martín Tovar y Tovar
• Patricia van Dalen
• Beatriz Helena Ramos
• Cornelis Zitman

  Authors

A–C

• José Antonio de Armas Chitty, historian and poet
• Rafael Arráiz Lucca, historian and poet
• Alberto Arvelo Torrealba, poet
• :es:José Balza|José Balza, writer
• Alberto Barrera Tyszka, writer
• Natividad Barroso, writer and ethnologist
• Andrés Bello, educator and humanist
• Andrés Eloy Blanco, poet
• Eduardo Blanco, novelist and poet
• Mario Briceño Iragorry, writer and historian
• Manuel Caballero, historian and journalist
• Rafael Cadenas, poet
• Juan Carlos Chirinos, writer
• Luis Castro Leiva, academic, historian and writer

  D–M

• Manuel Díaz Rodríguez, novelist and journalist
• :es:Tulio Febres Cordero|Tulio Febres Cordero, writer
• Rómulo Gallegos, writer
• Julio Garmendia, writer and journalist
• Salvador Garmendia, novelist and story teller
• Adriano González León, poet and writer
• :es:Francisco Herrera Luque|Francisco Herrera Luque, writer
• Eduardo López Bustamante, journalist and poet
• Francisco Massiani, writer
• Domingo Maza Zavala, journalist and economist
• :es:Juan Carlos Méndez Guédez|Juan Carlos Méndez Guédez, writer
• Guillermo Meneses, writer and journalist
• Eugenio Montejo, poet
• Guillermo Morón, historian and writer

  N–P

• Moisés Naím, writer
• Fabricio Ojeda, journalist and writer
• Juan Oropeza, writer
• Edgar C. Otálvora, journalist and writer
• Miguel Otero Silva, writer
• Teresa de la Parra, writer
• Juan Antonio Pérez Bonalde, poet
• Mariano Picón Salas, writer
• José Rafael Pocaterra, writer

  S–Z

• Tomás Straka, historian
• José Antonio Ramos Sucre, poet
• Oscar Sambrano Urdaneta, writer and literary critic
• Pedro Sotillo, writer and journalist
• Alfredo Toro Hardy, writer and diplomat
• Arturo Uslar Pietri, historian and writer
• José Jesús Villa Pelayo, poet and essayist
• Slavko Zupcic, writer

  Beauty queens

A–H

• Consuelo Adler, Miss International 1997
• Jacqueline Aguilera, Miss World 1995, Top Model of the World 1995
• Goizeder Azúa, Miss International and Miss Mesoamérica 2003
• Alexandra Braun, Miss Earth 2005
• Susana Duijm, Miss World 1955
• Stefanía Fernández, Miss Universe 2009
• Sthefany Gutiérrez, Miss Venezuela 2017
• Daniela di Giacomo, Miss International 2006
• Marelisa Gibson, Miss Venezuela 2009
• Alyz Henrich, Miss Earth 2013
• Astrid Carolina Herrera, Miss World 1984

  I–M

• Gabriela Isler, Miss Universe 2013
• Ninibeth Leal, Miss World 1991
• Pilín León, Miss World 1981
• Alicia Machado, Miss Universe 1996
• Dayana Mendoza, Miss Universe 2008

  O–R

• Thalía Olvino, Miss Venezuela 2019
• Bárbara Palacios, Miss Universe and Miss South America 1986

  S–Y

• Irene Sáez, Miss Universe and Miss South America 1981
• Ivian Sarcos, Miss World 2011
• Maritza Sayalero, Miss Universe 1979
• Nina Sicilia, Miss International 1985
• Mónica Spear, Miss Venezuela 2004
• Vivian Urdaneta, Miss International 2000
• Mariem Velazco, Miss International 2018

  Business and law

• Gustavo Cisneros, Venezuelan-born media mogul. He is among the world's richest men according to Forbes magazine, which estimates his fortune at $6 billion.
• :es:Manuel Antonio Matos|Manuel Antonio Matos, banker and caudillo
• Lorenzo Mendoza, oversees one of Venezuela's largest private companies, $6 billion Empresas Polar.
• Eugenio Mendoza, Venezuelan business tycoon who made important contributions in the modernization of the country during the 20th Century.
• Henry Lord Boulton, Venezuelan aviator, entrepreneur, owner, and former owner of many businesses such as Casas Boulton, Avensa/Servivensa among others.
• Ali Lenin Aguilera, Venezuelan lawyer, entrepreneur.
• Carolina Herrera, fashion designer and entrepreneur who founded her eponymous company in 1980.
• Rostislav Ordovsky-Tanaevsky Blanco, entrepreneur, president of Rostik Group in Russia.
• William H. Phelps, Jr., ornithologist and founder of Radio Caracas Televisión
• William H. Phelps, ornithologist and founder of Radio Caracas Radio
• Christian Perez Font, compliance specialist, attorney, and legal advisor overseas.
• Carlos Eduardo Stolk, founding member of the United Nations, Chairman of the Board and President of Empresas Polar.

  Cartoonists

• Jorge Blanco
• Pedro León Zapata

  Diplomats

• Carlos Alberto Taylhardat, ambassador to Iraq and Lebanon yaaaa

  Engineering

• Cristina Amon, Dean, Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, University of Toronto
• José González-Lander, engineer, head engineer for the Metro de Caracas
• Alfredo Jahn, engineer and naturalist
• L. Rafael Reif, engineer, President of MIT

  Entertainment

A–D

• Mayra Alejandra, television and film actress
• María Conchita Alonso, Cuban-born Venezuelan raised actress and singer
• Juan A. Baptista, actor
• José Bardina, Spanish-born Venezuelan actor
• Marina Baura, Spanish-born Venezuelan actress
• Amador Bendayán, actor and entertainer
• Alexandra Braun, model
• Jacques Braunstein, Romanian-born Venezuelan radio host
• Maritza Bustamante, actress and model
• Santiago Cabrera, actor
• Camila Canabal, television hostess
• Fernando Carrillo, actor
• Grecia Colmenares, Venezuelan-born Argentine actress
• Francisco José Cróquer, sportscaster and poetic declaimer
• Guillermo Dávila, actor and singer
• Miguel de León, actor
• Oscar D'León, singer and bandleader
• Majandra Delfino, actress
• Marieh Delfino, actress
• Chiquinquirá Delgado, actress and model
• Christina Dieckmann, actress and model

  E–P

• Eliana Cuevas, singer-songwriter
• Eva Ekvall, television hostess
• Gaby Espino, actress
• Maria Gabriela de Faría, actress
• Lele Pons, internet personality and actress
• Lupita Ferrer, actress
• Sandro Finoglio, actor, model
• Catherine Fulop, actress, television host
• Viviana Gibelli, Polish-born Venezuelan television host
• Scarlet Gruber, actress
• Joselo, actor and comedian
• Cynthia Lander, beauty pageant contestant
• Jean Paul Leroux, actor
• Esperanza Magaz, Cuban-born Venezuelan actress
• Rosmeri Marval, actress, model and singer
• Keidy Moreno, model
• Lila Morillo, actress, singer
• Carlos Olivier, actor
• Alejandro Otero, actor, model
• Eliana Cuevas, singer-songwriter.
• Renny Ottolina, television host and producer
• Enrique Palacios, model
• Vanessa Pose, actress
• Marianne Puglia, model

  R–S

• Édgar Ramírez, film actor and television producer
• Veruska Ramírez, model
• Benjamín Rausseo, comedian
• Maricarmen Regueiro, actress
• Gustavo Rodríguez, film, stage and television actor
• José Luis Rodríguez, singer and actor
• Mariangel Ruiz, actress and model
• Juan Carlos Salazar, singer, musician, composer
• Sabrina Salvador, television host
• Luis José Santander, actor
• Enrique Sapene, actor and television producer
• Daniel Sarcos, television host
• Marger Sealey, singer
• Sabrina Seara, actress
• Eduardo Serrano, actor
• Sonya Smith, American-born Venezuelan actress
• Verónica Schneider, actress and model
• Gabriela Spanic, actress
• Mónica Spear, actress, model
• Natalia Streignard, Spanish-born Venezuelan actress
• Francys Sudnicka, model
• Juana Sujo, Argentinian-born actress and theatrical educator

  T–Z

• Carolina Tejera, actress, model
• Coraima Torres, actress
• Orlando Urdaneta, actor
• Wilmer Valderrama, actor, television host
• Angélica Vale, actress
• Dominika van Santen, model
• Patricia Velásquez, actress, model
• Rita Verreos, beauty pageant contestant
• Doris Wells, actress
• Oscar Yanes, journalist, writer

  Filmmakers

• Elizabeth Avellán
• Román Chalbaud
• Clemente de la Cerda
• Solveig Hoogesteijn
• Jonathan Jakubowicz
• Marcel Rasquin
• Luis Armando Roche
• Mariana Rondon,
• Fina Torres

  Historical

• Simón Bolívar, Wars of Independence leader, military commander, Father of the Nation.
• José Tomás Boves, Wars of Independence leader, military caudillo.
• Luisa Cáceres de Arismendi, heroine from the Venezuelan War of Independence
• Pedro Camejo , lieutenant at the Venezuelan war of independence.
• Agostino Codazzi, Italian born, military officer, cartographer, former governor of Barinas.
• Francisco de Miranda, Wars of Independence leader, veteran of the U.S. and French revolutions.
• Antonio José de Sucre, Wars of Independence leader, Grand Marshal of Ayacucho, president of Bolivia, president of Peru
• Juan José Flores, founder of Ecuador and its first President.
• Santiago Mariño, hero in the Venezuelan War of Independence, and important leader of Venezuela's eastern.
• Cristóbal Mendoza, considered to be the first President of Venezuela.
• José Gregorio Monagas, hero of the Venezuelan War of Independence, and former president.
• José Tadeo Monagas, hero of the Venezuelan War of Independence, and former president.
• Mariano Montilla, Major General of the Army of Venezuela in the Venezuelan War of Independence.
• José Antonio Páez, Wars of Independence leader, former president.
• José Félix Ribas, leader and hero of the Venezuelan War of Independence.
• Juan Germán Roscio, lawyer and politician, main editor of the Venezuelan Declaration of Independence and chief architect of the Venezuelan Constitution of 1811.
• Rafael Urdaneta, hero of the Latin American wars of independence.
• Fernando Adames Torres General of the Army during the Revolution of Coro, Senator representing Lara State and Chief of Staff.
• Fermin Toro, politician, diplomat, writer, minister of Finance and Foreign Affairs, president of the 1858 National Convention.

  Mass media

• Mariana Atencio, journalist, anchor, correspondent
• Arístides Bastidas, science journalism
• Nelson Bocaranda, political journalist and broadcaster
• Carlos Capriles Ayala, journalist and historian
• Miguel Ángel Capriles Ayala, journalist and editor
• María Teresa Castillo, journalist and cultural entrepreneur
• José Agustín Catalá, journalist and author
• Luis Chataing, radio host and humorist
• Simón Alberto Consalvi, journalist, author and politician
• Milena Gimón, sports journalist
• Roberto Giusti, political journalist and broadcaster
• Laureano Márquez, Spanish-born Venezuelan journalist and humorist
• Aníbal Nazoa, journalist and writer
• Aquiles Nazoa, journalist, writer and humorist
• Jorge Olavarría, political journalist and historian
• Rafael Poleo, political journalist and editor
• Abelardo Raidi, sports journalist and broadcaster
• Lil Rodríguez, cultural journalist
• Oscar Yanes, journalist and writer

  Mountaineers

• José Antonio Delgado, first person to summit five eight-thousanders.

  Musicians

A–B

• Adrenalina Caribe, Caribbean music group
• Abraham Abreu, harpsichordist and pianist
• Aldo Abreu, Medieval-Baroque recorder executant
• José Antonio Abreu, classical musician and founder of El Sistema
• Vinicio Adames, choral group conductor
• Francisco de Paula Aguirre, composer
• Ricardo Aguirre, singer, songwriter
• Luis Alfonzo Larrain, bandleader, arranger, composer
• Los Amigos Invisibles, funk music band
• :es:Diana Arismendi|Diana Arismendi, composer
• Fulgencio Aquino, Venezuelan harp player, composer
• Reynaldo Armas, singer, songwriter
• The Asbestos, rock music band
• Devendra Banhart, American-Venezuelan singer, songwriter
• Huáscar Barradas, flautist, composer
• Édgar Bastidas, lyric tenor
• Carlos Baute, pop singer
• Beatriz Bilbao, composer
• Hugo Blanco, Venezuelan harp player, songwriter
• :es:Modesta Bor|Modesta Bor, composer, choir conductor.
• Soledad Bravo, singer
• Benjamín Brea, Spanish-born Venezuelan musician
• Vytas Brenner, keyboardist, songwriter
• Humberto Bruni Lamanna, classical guitarist
• Andréa Burns, American-born Venezuelan singer

  C–D

• Calle Ciega, reggaeton band
• Candy 66, rock band
• Benito Canónico, composer
• Los Cañoneros, Caraquenian traditional genres group
• Los Cuñaos, traditional eight-part vocal group
• Renato Capriles, bandleader and composer
• Caramelos de Cianuro, rock band
• Ramon Carranza, saxophonist, instructor
• El Carrao de Palmarito, folk singer
• Teresa Carreño, 19th century pianist
• Evencio Castellanos, classical pianist
• Mirla Castellanos, pop singer
• José Catire Carpio, folk singer
• Inocente Carreño, classical composer, conductor
• Rubén Cedeño, lyric singer
• María Teresa Chacín, folk singer
• Los Chamos, pop group
• Ilan Chester, pop singer, songwriter
• Chino & Nacho, reggaeton duet
• Collegium Musicum de Caracas, classical music group
• Vidal Colmenares, joropo singer
• Sylvia Constantinidis, Venezuelan-born American classical pianist, composer, conductor, also a multimedia artist, writer, music educator.
• Guillermo Dávila, pop singer
• Desorden Público, ska band
• Franco De Vita, pop singer, songwriter
• Alirio Díaz, classical guitarist
• Simón Díaz, folk singer, songwriter
• Dimensión Latina, salsa band
• Oscar D'León, salsa singer
• Rubén Domínguez, lyric tenor
• Gustavo Dudamel, classical conductor

  E–J

• Eliana Cuevas, singer-songwriter
• Ensamble Gurrufío, folk instrumental group
• Antonio Estévez, classical composer
• Flor Roffé de Estévez, was a composer, writer, and professor of Venezuelan music
• Pedro Eustache, classical flute player
• Heraclio Fernández, pianist, composer
• Ignacio Figueredo, Venezuelan harp player
• Billo Frómeta, Dominican-born Venezuelan bandleader, songwriter, arranger
• Otilio Galíndez, folk and pop composer
• Hernán Gamboa, Venezuelan cuatro player
• Gran Coquivacoa, Venezuelan gaita group
• Guaco, pop and salsa band
• Pedro Elías Gutiérrez, composer, conductor
• Reynaldo Hahn, Venezuelan-born French classical composer
• Lorenzo Herrera, folk and pop singer, songwriter
• Enrique Hidalgo, folk and pop songwriter
• Cheo Hurtado, Venezuelan cuatro player
• Gualberto Ibarreto, folk and pop singer
• Jorge Isaac, Medieval-Baroque recorder executant
• :es:Adina Izarra|Adina Izarra, composer
• Jeremías, British-born Venezuelan pop singer, songwriter
• Guillermo Jiménez Leal, Venezuelan cuatro player, singer, songwriter
• Porfirio Jiménez, Dominican-born Venezuelan bandleader, arranger, songwriter

  K–N

• Luis Laguna, musician, songwriter
• José Ángel Lamas, classical composer
• Antonio Lauro, composer, guitarist
• Anselmo López, Venezuelan bandola performer
• Ángel Custodio Loyola, folk singer
• Natalia Luis-Bassa, classical conductor
• Pablo Manavello, Italian-born Venezuelan rock guitarist
• Mango, salsa music group
• Maracaibo 15, Venezuelan gaita group
• Floria Márquez, bolero singer
• Henry Martínez, songwriter
• Mayré Martínez, pop singer, songwriter
• Eduardo Marturet, classical conductor
• Francisco Mata, folk singer, songwriter
• Laudelino Mejías, composer
• Los Melódicos, dance band
• Conny Méndez, composer, singer, writer
• Armando Molero, singer, songwriter
• Moisés Moleiro, classical composer
• Silvano Monasterios, jazz pianist, composer
• Ricardo Montaner, singer, songwriter
• Gabriela Montero, pianist
• José Ángel Montero, opera composer
• Morella Muñoz, lyric mezzo-soprano
• Alberto Naranjo, arranger, conductor
• Graciela Naranjo, bolero singer, film actress

  O–R

• Orquesta Sinfónica Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho, symphony orchestra
• Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar, symphony orchestra
• Orquesta Sinfónica Venezuela, symphony orchestra
• Francisco Pacheco, folk singer
• Eneas Perdomo, joropo singer, songwriter
• Iván Pérez Rossi, Venezuelan cuatro player, singer, composer
• Allan Phillips, pop songwriter, producer
• Juan Bautista Plaza, classical composer
• Alí Primera, singer, songwriter
• Pancho Prin, folk singer, songwriter
• Edward Pulgar, classical violinist, conductor
• Ana María Raga, choral group conductor, composer, pianist
• Luis Felipe Ramón y Rivera, composer, performer, investigator, writer
• Victor Ramos Rangel, classical composer, bassoon player
• Rudy Regalado, Latin-jazz and pop bandleader, percussionist
• Fredy Reyna, Venezuelan cuatro player
• Rodrigo Riera, classical guitarist
• Rafael Rincón González, singer, songwriter
• Pedro Antonio Ríos Reyna, classical violinist
• María Rivas, jazz-pop singer, songwriter
• Luis Mariano Rivera, Venezuelan cuatro player, songwriter
• Aldemaro Romero, classical and pop composer, conductor, bandleader
• :es:Alfredo Rugeles|Alfredo Rugeles, composer, conductor
• Otmaro Ruíz, jazz and pop pianist, arranger, composer

  S–Z

• Alfredo Sadel, lyric tenor, pop singer, songwriter
• Rodolfo Saglimbeni, classical conductor
• Juan Carlos Salazar, Venezuelan cuatro player, singer, songwriter
• Magdalena Sánchez, joropo singer
• Chucho Sanoja, bandleader, arranger, pianist, songwriter
• José Enrique Sarabia, songwriter
• Ángel Sauce, classical composer, violinist, conductor
• Serenata Guayanesa, folk vocal and instrumental quartet
• Eduardo Serrano, songwriter, arranger, conductor, performer
• Vicente Emilio Sojo, classical composer, conductor, musicologist, educator
• Henry Stephen, pop singer
• Mario Suárez, pop-folk singer
• Los Terrícolas, pop-rock vocal and instrumental group
• Ricardo Teruel, composer
• Ender Thomas, pop singer, songwriter
• Todosantos, indie Latin-rock band
• Juan Vicente Torrealba, Venezuelan harp player, composer
• El Trabuco Venezolano, Latin-jazz salsa big band
• Lilia Vera, folk singer
• Verona, rock vocal and instrumental group
• Voz Veis, pop vocal sextet
• Anaís Vivas, pop singer
• Gerry Weil, Austrian-born Venezuelan jazz pianist
• ZAPATO 3, rock music vocal and instrumental group

  Politicians

• Rómulo Betancourt, former president and founder of the Democratic Action party
• Juan Guaidó, politician & political activist.
• Douglas Bravo, former guerrilla leader and founder of the Venezuelan Revolution party
• Rafael Caldera, former president and founder of the Social Christian party
• Pedro Carmona, former president
• Cipriano Castro, former president
• Hugo Chávez, former president and founder of the Fifth Republic Movement party
• Joaquín Crespo, former president
• Juan Crisóstomo Falcón, former president
• Rómulo Gallegos, former president
• Juan Vicente Gómez, former president
• Antonio Guzmán Blanco, former president
• Wolfgang Larrazábal, former president
• Eleazar López Contreras, former president
• Leopoldo López, former mayor of the Chacao municipality
• Nicolás Maduro, president of Venezuela
• Pompeyo Márquez, former minister of borders
• Isaías Medina Angarita, former president
• Fabricio Ojeda, former guerrilla fighter
• José Antonio Páez former president
• Jacinta Parejo de Crespo, former First Lady of Venezuela
• Carlos Andrés Pérez, former president
• Marcos Pérez Jiménez, former president
• Teodoro Petkoff, former guerrilla fighter and minister of the central office of coordination and planning
• José Vicente Rangel, former vice president and minister of foreign affairs
• Alí Rodríguez Araque, former ambassador to Cuba, minister of foreign affairs, minister of finance, and general secretary of OPEC
• Irene Sáez, former mayor of the Chacao municipality and governor of Nueva Esparta
• Juan Manuel Sucre Figarella, former minister of defense
• Leopoldo Sucre Figarella, former governor of Bolívar and minister of public works
• Alirio Ugarte Pelayo, former governor of Monagas and ambassador to Mexico
• Guillermo Tell Villegas, former president
• Ramón José Velásquez, former president
• Jóvito Villalba, founder of the Democratic Republican Union party

  Science

• Manuel Blum, winner of the Turing Award
• Freddy Cachazo, winner of the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics
• Humberto Fernández-Morán, researcher and founder of the Venezuelan Institute for Neurological and Brain Studies, who developed the diamond knife, winner of the John Scott Medal.
• Carlota Perez, technology scholar and economist
• William H. Phelps, ornithologist and founder of Radio Caracas Radio
• Aldemaro Romero Jr., scientist, communicator, advocate of liberal arts education

  Medicine

• Carlos Arvelo, military surgeon in the 19th century, and rector of the Central University of Venezuela from 1846 until 1849.
• Baruj Benacerraf, Venezuelan-born American, Nobel Prize of Medicine in 1980.
• Sara Bendahan, the first Venezuelan woman to complete her medical degree in that country.
• Maruja Clavier, was one of the first Venezuelan nuclear oncologists.
• Jacinto Convit, medic and scientist, known for developing a vaccine to fight leprosy and his studies to cure different types of cancer.
• Francisco De Venanzi, Venezuelan doctor, scientist, scholar, and rector of the Central University of Venezuela.
• José Del Vecchio, pioneered both sports medicine and youth baseball development.
• Arnoldo Gabaldón, pioneered in anti-malaria campaign.
• José Gregorio Hernández, physician and Catholic religious figure.
• Tobías Lasser, botanist, founder of the Botanic Garden of Caracas.
• Marcel Roche, physician and educator.
• José María Vargas, modernized the Medicine studies in Venezuela in the second half of the 19th century.

  Sports

Baseball

• Bobby Abreu
• José Altuve
• Ernesto Aparicio
• Ronald Acuña Jr.
• Luis Aparicio
• Luis Aparicio, Sr.
• Antonio Armas
• Dámaso Blanco
• José 'Carrao' Bracho
• Miguel Cabrera
• Daniel 'Chino' Canónico
• Alejandro Carrasquel
• Alfonso 'Chico' Carrasquel
• José Antonio Casanova
• David Concepción
• Emilio Cueche
• Luis 'Camaleón' García
• Pompeyo Davalillo
• Víctor Davalillo
• Baudilio Diaz
• Dalmiro Finol
• Andrés Galarraga
• Oswaldo Guillén
• César Hernández
• Félix Hernández
• Ramón Hernández
• Vidal López
• Ramón Monzant
• Magglio Ordóñez
• Chucho Ramos
• Johan Santana
• Marco Scutaro
• Luis Sojo
• Gleyber Torres
• César Tovar
• Manny Trillo
• Guillermo Vento
• Omar Vizquel
• Luis Zuloaga
• Juan Antonio Yanes

  Basketball

• Carl Herrera
• Óscar Torres
• Greivis Vásquez

  Bodybuilding

• Fannie Barrios
• Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia
• Betty Viana-Adkins

  Boxing

• Alfonso Blanco
• Luis Estaba
• Carlos Morocho Hernandez
• Betulio González
• Jorge Linares
• Alexander Muñoz
• Lorenzo Parra
• Edwin Valero

  Bowling

• Amleto Monacelli

  Cycling

• Hersony Canelon
• Stefany Hernández
• Daniela Larreal
• José Rujano
• Miguel Ubeto

  Fencing

• Francisco Limardo
• Rubén Limardo

  Horse racing

• Gustavo Avila
• Abel Castellano, Jr.
• Javier Castellano
• Eibar Coa
• Ramón Domínguez

  Motorcycle racing

• Johnny Cecotto
• Carlos Lavado
• Iván Palazzese

  Rugby

• Serge Blanco

  Soccer

• Juan Arango
• Gabriel Cichero
• Nicolas Fedor
• Juan Pablo Galavis
• Massimo Margiotta
• Josef Martínez
• Alejandro Moreno
• Richard Páez
• Tomás Rincón
• Salomón Rondón
• Giovanni Savarese
• José Vidal
• Deyna Castellanos

  Sports car racing

• Johnny Cecotto
• Johnny Cecotto Jr.
• Pancho Pepe Cróquer
• Milka Duno
• Pastor Maldonado
• Enzo Potolicchio
• Alex Popow
• Ernesto José Viso

  Swimming

• María Elena Giusti
• Andreina Pinto
• Yanel Pinto
• Francisco Sanchez
• Albert Subirats
• Rafael Vidal

  Tennis

• Juan Andres Listo
• Jorge Andrew
• Juan Carlos Bianchi
• José de Armas
• Alfonso Mora
• Garbiñe Muguruza
• Gabriela Paz Franco
• Nicolás Pereira
• Maurice Ruah
• Milagros Sequera
• David Souto
• Roberto Maytín
• Jimy Szymanski
• Daniel Vallverdu
• María Vento-Kabchi