Talk:List of Afro-Latinos/Archive 1

Belize edit

Athletes edit

Chito Martinez - Belizean MLB player
Emma Wade - Belizean track and field Olympian
Marion Jones - American track and field Olympian
Milt Palacio - American NBA player

Musicians edit

Andy Palacio - Belizean musician
Dan Man - Belizean musician
Leroy Young - Belizean poet, musician
Lisa Tucker - American singer, actress
Nadia Cattouse - Belizean singer, actress
Paul Nabor - Belizean musician
Pen Cayetano - Belizean musician
Shyne - Belizean rapper
Wilfred Peters - Belizean musician

Ibrahim Ferrer - Son singer

Actors/Actresses edit

Arlen Escarpeta - Belizean Actor
Charmaine Chinapen - Belizean model, Miss Belize 2008

Bolivia edit

Augusto Andaveris - Bolivian soccer player
Bonifacio Pinedo - Bolivian king
Julio Pinedo - Bolivian king
Ramiro Castillo - Bolivian soccer player

Brazil edit

Seu Jorge playing at the 2006 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival

Anderson Silva

Musicians and singers edit

Abdias do Nascimento - Brazilian scholar, artist, and politician
Aleijadinho - Brazilian sculptor and architect
Alexandre Pires - Brazilian singer
André Rebouças - Brazilian engineer
Benedita da Silva - Brazilian politician
Carlinhos Brown - Brazilian musician
Celso Pitta - Brazilian economist and politician
Clara Nunes - Brazilian singer
Chico César - Brazilian musician
Daúde Candeal - Brazilian singer
Djavan - Brazilian singer/songwriter
Elza Soares - Brazilian singer
Helvécio Martins - Brazilian LDS general authority
Jair Oliveira - Brazilian composer, singer and producer
João da Cruz e Sousa - Brazilian poet
Jorge Aragão - Brazilian musician, singer/songwriter
Jorge Ben Jor - Brazilian musician
José Maurício Nunes Garcia - Brazilian classical composer
Lima Barreto
Machado de Assis
Milton Gonçalves
Milton Nascimento - singer
Milton Santos - geographer
Alex Pereira Barbosa
Paula Lima - singer
Paulo Leminski
Phil Lynott - musician, singer
Pixinguinha - musician
Seu Jorge - singer
Taio Cruz- singer

Models edit

Football players edit

Pelé

Other athletes edit

Adhemar Ferreira da Silva – track and field, Olympian
Daiane dos Santos – gymnast
Anderson Silva – mixed martial arts fighter
Leandro Barbosa - basketball player
Nenê – basketball player
Janeth Arcain – basketball player
Jadel Gregório – long jumper, triple jumper
Nelson Prudêncio – triple jumper, Olympian
Zuluzinho – wrestler
Diogo Silva – martial artist

Human rights and democracy activists edit

Dominican Republic edit

Baseball player Manny Ramirez

Business executive Omar Minaya

Athletes edit

Alex Rodriguez - American MLB player
Al Horford - NBA player
Albert Pujols - MLB player
Alfonso Soriano - MLB player
Arismendy Peguero- sprinter, Olympian
David Ortiz - MLB player
Félix Sánchez - American track and field, Olympian
Francisco Garcia - NBA player
George Bell - MLB player
Hanley Ramirez- MLB player
Joan Guzmán - boxer
Juan Marichal - MLB Hall of Famer
Manny Ramirez - MLB player
Nelson Cruz (outfielder) - MLB player from Monte Cristi
Nelson Cruz (pitcher) - MLB player from Puerto Plata
Omar De La Cruz- martial arts fighter
Pedro Guerrero (baseball) - MLB player
Pedro Martínez - MLB player
Rafael Furcal - MLB player
Rico Carty - MLB player
Sammy Sosa - MLB player
Tito Horford - NBA player
Tony Fernández - MLB player
Vladimir Guerrero - MLB player
Dante Rosario - NFL player
Tutan Reyes - NFL player

Business edit

Omar Minaya - American baseball executive

Entertainers edit

Amarfis - singer
Anaís - singer
Amaury Nolasco - Puerto Rican-Dominican-American actor
AZ - American rapper
Chichí Peralta - musician, arranger and producer
Cuco Valoy - musician
Fabolous - American Rapper
Fefita la Grande - merengue accordionist
Geovanny Polanco - musician
Irv Gotti - American hip-hop producer
Johnny Pacheco - musical producer
Johnny Ventura - musician
Judy Reyes - American actress
Julissa Bermudez - American actress, VJ for BET
Kat DeLuna - American singer
Lourdes Benedicto - American actress
Juelz Santana - rapper, producer, actor
Merlin Santana - actor
Miguel A. Núñez Jr. - American actor
Nelson de la Rosa - actor
Rocsi Diaz - radio host, VJ for BET
Sergio Vargas - merengue singer
Toño Rosario - merengue singer
Trina - American rapper
Tristan Wilds - American actor
Wilfrido Vargas - musician
Yasmin Deliz - American singer-songwriter, model, actress, TV host
Yorlin Madera - American actor
Zoe Saldana - American actress

Models and pageantry edit

Arlenis Sosa Pena - model
Claudia Cruz - Miss World contestant
Denny Méndez - represented Miss Italy in the Miss Universe pageant
Ruth Ocumárez - Miss Universe contestant
Sessilee Lopez - American model

Politicians edit

Gregorio Luperón - leader of the restoration of the Dominican Republic
José Francisco Peña Gómez - politician, former mayor of Santo Domingo
Leonel Fernández - president of the Dominican Republic
Ulises Heureaux - former president of the Dominican Republic

Writers edit

Aída Cartagena Portalatín - poet, writer, essayist
León Félix Batista - poet
Mateo Morrison - poet
Robin Santana - poet

Ecuador edit

Alberto Spencer - soccer player
Agustin Delgado - soccer player
Jaime Hurtado - Activist
Eduardo Hurtado - soccer player
Ivan Hurtado - soccer player
Ulises de la Cruz - soccer player
Edison Méndez - soccer player
Antonio Valencia - soccer player
Giovanny Espinoza - soccer player
Joffre Guerron - soccer player
Segundo Castillo - soccer player

French Guiana edit

Léon Damas - poet
Jean-Claude Darcheville - soccer player
Marc-Antoine Fortuné - soccer player
Bernard Lama - soccer player
Florent Malouda - soccer player
Malia Metella - swimmer
Cyrille Regis - soccer player
Henri Salvador, singer
Christiane Taubira, politician

Guatemala edit

Marvin Avila - soccer player
Florencio Martinez - soccer player
Mario Acevedo - soccer player
Guillermo Ramirez - soccer player
Willie Sims - soccer player
Fredy Thompson - soccer player
Ricardo Trigueno Foster - soccer player

Haiti edit

Painter Philomé Obin

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Martial artist David Loiseau

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Founder of Chicago, Illinois, Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable

Actress Garcelle Beauvais

Musican Wyclef Jean

Author Edwidge Danticat

Artists edit

Jean-Michel Basquiat - American painter
Rigaud Benoit - painter
Jacques-Enguerrand Gourgue - painter
Alexandre Gregoire - painter
Hector Hyppolite - painter
Philomé Obin - painter
Prosper Pierre-Louis - painter
Petion Savain - artist and writer

Athletes edit

Joachim Alcine - Canadian professional boxer
Josmer Altidore - American soccer player
D'Anthony Batiste - American NFL player
Andre Berto - American professional boxer
Jacques Cesaire -American NFL Player
Samuel Dalembert - Canadian NBA player
Rudy Doliscat - Canadian soccer player
Dudley Dorival - American-Haitian hurdler
Elvis Dumervil - American NFL player
Mario Elie - American NBA player and coach
Nadine Faustin-Parker - hurdler
Pierre Garcon -American NFL Player
Shad Gaspard - American professional wrestler
Joe Gaetjens - soccer player
Rashad Jeanty - American CFL player
Max Jean-Gilles - American NFL player
Carlos Joseph - American NFL player
Davin Joseph - American NFL player
William Joseph - American NFL player
Jerrod Laventure - American soccer player
Georges Laraque - Canadian hockey player
David Loiseau - Canadian martial artist
Vernand Morency - American NFL player
Olivier Occean - Canadian soccer player
Jean-Philippe Peguero - soccer player
Olden Polynice - Haitian football player
Bruny Surin - Canadian Olympian
Jonathan Vilma- American NFL Player

Business edit

Dumas M. Simeus - American businessman, former financial analyst for KB Home, former VP at Atari and politician
Charles Terres Weymann - American airplane racing pilot and businessman
Mildred Trouillot - American lawyer, former First Lady

Historical figures edit

Georges Biassou - rebel slave
W. E. B. Du Bois - American educator and civil rights leader
Simone Duvalier - anti-communist, wife of former dictator and exile
Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable - colonist and founder of Chicago, Illinois
Jean François - rebel slave
Jeannot - rebel slave
Abner Louima - electrical engineer, security guard and victim of police brutality
Toussaint Louverture - rebel slave and military general

Models and pageantry edit

Joanne Borgella - American model signed to Wilhelmina Models, former American Idol contestant, singer-songwriter, actress, jewelry designer
Tyrone Edmond - American model
Marjorie Vincent- crowned Miss America 1991

Motion picture and television personalities edit

Arnold Antonin - film director
Garcelle Beauvais - actress
Alex Désert - American actor
Daphnee Duplaix Samuel - American actress
Jamie Hector - American actor
Marianne Jean-Baptiste - British actress
Jimmy Jean-Louis - actor
Jessica Lucas - Canadian actress
Roland S. Martin - journalist, columnist, CNN commentator, TV One host
Luck Mervil - Canadian actor and singer-songwriter
Trina McGee-Davis - American actress
Raoul Peck - movie director
Quddus - Canadian VJ for MTV
Lela Rochon - American actress
Guy Torry - comedian/actor
Joe Torry - comedian/actor

Musicians and singers edit

Toto Bissainthe - folk music artist
Alexandrine-Caroline Branchu - French opera soprano
Manno Charlemagne - political folk singer
Régine Chassagne - Canadian multi-instrumentalist musician and singer
Jason Derulo - American singer
DJ Whoo Kid - American hip-hop DJ and radio host
Flo Rida - American rapper
Nicolas Geffrard - musician; composed Haitian national anthem
Kery James - French rapper
Wyclef Jean - American musician
David Jude Jolicoeur - American rapper
Kangol Kid - American rapper
Maxwell - American singer
MC Tee - American rapper
Pras Michel - American rapper
Emerante Morse - first Haitian singer to sign a recording contract with a record company
Delisa Newton - American jazz vocalist and nurse
Natalie Pa'apa'a - Australian singer-songwriter, guitarist and founder of Blue King Brown
Dawn Angelique Richard - American singer and former member of Danity Kane
Pastor Troy - American rapper
Melky Sedeck - American r&b/hip hop sibling duo
Smitty - American rapper-songwriter
Sweet Micky - Caribbean musician and musical sociopolitical activist
Torch (rapper) - German rapper
Usher Raymond - American singer
Josephine Premice - Broadway star
Tony Yayo - American rapper

Political figures edit

Jacques-Édouard Alexis, Prime Minister of Haiti (2006–present)
André Apaid - politician and activist
Marc Bazin - United Nations diplomat and World Bank official
Jean-Bertrand Aristide, former president
Jean-Pierre Boyer - soldier and President of Haiti
Henri Christophe - rebel slave and President of Haiti
Jean-Jacques Dessalines - President of Haiti
François Duvalier - President of Haiti
Jean-Claude Duvalier - President of Haiti
Antoine Izméry - pro-democracy activist and businessman
Michaëlle Jean - Governor General of Canada
René Préval - President of Haiti (2006–present)
Vincent Ogé - revolutionary
Charlemagne Péralte - nationalist leader and revolutionary
Alexandre Pétion - nationalist, revolutionary and President of Haiti
Pierre-Richard Prosper - American lawyer, prosecutor and former government official
Julien Raimond - agriculturalist/planter and revolutionary
Jacques Roumain
Kwame Raoul
Sylvain Salnave - President of Haiti
Reginald Victor-Louis - diplomate, businessman and motivational speaker
Claudette Werleigh

Religion edit

Jacques Bernard - French theologian and publicist
Boukman - Jamaican houngan
Gérard Jean-Juste - Roman Catholic priest and rector
Mother Mary Lange - Cuban founder of a religious community
François Mackandal - houngan and rebel slave
Louis William Valentine Dubourg - Roman Catholic Bishop
Rev. Dr. Soliny Védrine - director and founder of Haitian Ministries International