List of hispanophones

This is a list of some notable Spanish-speaking people whose occupations are related with Spanish language. In alphabetical order within categories.

Actors

* (born 1959)
* (born 1936)
* (born 1929)
* (born 1975)
* (1906–2003)
* (1912–1963)
* (born 1940)
* (born 1960)
* (born 1969)
* (born 1975)
* (1911–1993)
* (born 1952)
* (born 1974)
* (born 1921)
* (born 1978)
* (born 1936)
* (born 1966)
* (1917–1957)
* (1924–2002)
* (1908–2000)
* (born 1979)
* (born 1936)
* (born 1968)
* (born 1920)
* (born 1928)
* (born 1934)
* (1911–1953)
* (1926–2001)
* (1917–1994)
* (1905–1983)
* (born 1967)
* (born 1972)
* (born 1976)
* (born 1975)

Authors

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A-D

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* (1911–1969), novelist.
* (1900–1942), short-story writer, novelist, and playwright.
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* (1863–1967), journalist, poet, novelist and essayist.
* (1872–1956), novelist.
* poet and tale writer.
* (1781–1865), humanist, poet, lawmaker, philosopher and educator.
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* (born 1920), novelist and poet.
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* (born 1939), novelist and short stories writer.
* (1916–2000), playwright.
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* (1600–1681), playwright and poet.
* (1843–1909), humanist.
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* (1648/1651–1695), poet and dramatist.
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* (1869–1943), poet.
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E-H

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* (born 1950), novelist.
* (1760–1828), dramatist and neoclassical poet.
* (born 1938), poet and essayist.
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* (1843–1920), novelist.
* (1884–1969), novelist.
* (1898–1936), poet and dramatist.
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* (1561–1627), lyric poet.
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* (1902–1989), poet.
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I-L

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* poet.
* (born 1947), historian, political and social essayist and publisher.
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* (1910–1976), novelist.
* (1878–1944), poet.
* novelist and tale writer.
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* (1874–1938), poet.
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M-P

* (1875–1939), poet.
* (1914–2005), philosopher and essayist.
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* (1853–1895), poet and essayist.
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* (1618–1661), dramatist and playwright.
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* (1883–1955), philosopher and essayist.
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* novelist and journalist.
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* (born 1932), novelist.
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Q-T

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* (1878–1937), short story writer.
* (1888–1928), poet and novelist.
* (1861–1896), poet, novelist and essayist.
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* (1926–1999), poet.
*, (1891–1951), poet.
* poet.
* poet.
* (1571–1648), playwright.

U-Z

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* (1864–1931), existentialist author and essayist.
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* (1892–1938), poet.
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* (1882–1959), thinker, educator and essayist.
* (1501–1586), poet.
* author in Spanish language.
* (1562–1635), poet and playwright.
* (1903–1950), poet.
* (born 1934), poet and essayist.
* (1590–1660), novelist.
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Film directors

* (born 1949)
* (born 1972)
* (born 1932)
* (born 1943)
* (1900–1983)
* (born 1961)
* (1940–1993)
* (born 1940)
* (born 1944)
* (born 1921)
* (born 1963)
* (born 1929)
* (1906–1996)
* (born 1958)
* (born 1934)
* (born 1966)
* (born 1943)
* (born 1932)
* (born 1964)

Journalists

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* winner.
* (born 1928), television journalist.

Linguists

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* (1844–1911), philologist and linguist.
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Singers and songwriters

:"See also Spanish language rock and roll (by country)."
* (born 1940), singer-songwriter.
* (born 1955), singer.
* singer.
* (born 1945), singer-songwriter.
* (born 1978), singer.
* singer-songwriter.
* (born 1955), singer-songwriter.
* singer.
* singer.
* (born 1943), pop singer.
* (1917–1957)
* (1932–1973), singer-songwriter.
* (born 1972), singer-songwriter.
* (1900–1970), singer and songwriter.
* (born 1974), singer and songwriter.
* (1896–1963), songwriter.
* (born 1969), singer-songwriter.
* (born 1955)
* (1911–1953)
* (1944–1973)
* (born 1943), pop singer.
* (born 1949), singer-songwriter.
* singer.
* (1971–1995), pop singer.
* (born 1943), singer-songwriter.
* singer and songwriter.
* singer.
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See also

*List of people by nationality