List of Spanish Filipinos (230 items)report

• Carla Abellana, actress, commercial model (A - C)

• Jon Ramon Aboitiz, industrialist, member of Aboitiz clan (A - C)

• Neile Adams, Filipino-American actress, singer and dancer. Ex-wife of Steve McQueen (A - C)

• Ryan Agoncillo, actor, TV host, comedienne (A - C)

• Paulino Alcántara, footballer and manager of Club de Futbol de Barcelona (A - C)

• Alona Alegre, actress (A - C)

• Jojo Alejar, TV host, comedian (A - C)

• José Alejandrino, Filipino general during the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine-American War (A - C)

• Mariano Álvarez, revolutionary general (A - C)

• Pinky Amador, actress, singer, commercial model and TV host (A - C)

• Manuel Amechazurra, footballer (A - C)

• Fernando Amorsolo, Was one of the most important artists in the history of painting in the Philippines (A - C)

• Martin Andanar, radio, broadcasting journalist (A - C)

• Boots Anson-Roa, veteran actress (A - C)

• Sol Aragones, former reporter (A - C)

• Araneta family, prominent Spanish Filipino family (A - C)

• Atom Araullo, currently broadcasting jounalistic, reporter, film documentary for GMA News (A - C)

• Robert Arevalo, artistic actor (A - C)

• John Arcilla, actor (A - C)

• Francis Arnaiz, former player of Toyota and Ginebra San Miguel basketball team, from 1975-1986 (A - C)

• Luis Eduardo Aute, A Philippine-born Spanish singer, songwriter, film director, actor, sculptor, writer and painter (A - C)

• Mig Ayesa, Filipino-Australian singer (A - C)

• Francisco Balagtas, Historic Philippine hero on poetry (A - C)

• Paolo Ballesteros, actor, TV host, comedian, impersonator (A - C)

• Jesus Balmori, journalist, playwright, and poet (A - C)

• Claudine Barreto, actress (A - C)

• Aljo Bendijo, currently broadcasting journalistic for Sentro Balita weekdays (A - C)

• Nida Blanca, actress (A - C)

• Jackie Lou Blanco, actress (A - C)

• Andres Bonifacio, Founder of the Katipunan, Philippine Hero (A - C)

• Bernard Bonnin, actor (A - C)

• J.C. Bonnin, actor (A - C)

• Jose Burgos, martyr, priest (A - C)

• Benedicto Cabrera, Filipino painter, was awarded National Artist of the Philippines for Visual Arts (A - C)

• Iza Calzado, actress, model (A - C)

• Antonio Carpio, lawyer (A - C)

• Levi Celerio, artistic outstanding national artist of The Philippines for music & literature (A - C)

• Tia Carrere, actress (A - C)

• Carlos Celdran, artist, tour guide and cultural activist (A - C)

• Claire Celdran, broadcast journalist, news anchor CNN Philippines (A - C)

• Gabby Concepcion, actor, director, singer-songwriter, businessman (A - C)

• Pilita Corrales, singer and songwriter (A - C)

• Donna Cruz, actress, opm artist, singer (A - C)

• Tirso Cruz III, artistic actor (A - C)

• Sunshine Cruz, actress (A - C)

• Jake Cuenca, actor, model (A - C)

• Mark Dacascos, actor, martial artist (D - G)

• Dingdong Dantes, actor, television presenter, dancer, commercial model and film producer (D - G)

• Marlene Daudén, actress (D - G)

• Charlie Davao, actor (D - G)

• Ricky Davao, actor, host, director (D - G)

• Jose de la Cruz, historic writer and poetry (D - G)

• Maggie dela Riva, actress (D - G)

• Joey de Leon, comedian, actor, television presenter and songwriter (D - G)

• Johnny Delgado, actor (D - G)

• Michael de Mesa, actor (D - G)

• Carli de Murga, footballer (D - G)

• Nestor de Villa, classic film actor (D - G)

• Angelika Dela Cruz, actress, model (D - G)

• Gregorio del Pilar, one of the youngest generals ever produced by the Philippines (D - G)

• Marcelo H. del Pilar, Filipino writer, lawyer and journalist in the Spanish Era (D - G)

• Monsour Del Rosario, actor, producer and martial artist (D - G)

• Mila del Sol, classic film actress (D - G)

• Rogelio de la Rosa, actor, diplomat (D - G)

• Isabelo de los Reyes, politician, writer and labor activist (D - G)

• Paquito Diaz, actor (D - G)

• Romy Diaz, actor (D - G)

• Fred Elizalde, classical and jazz pianist, composer, conductor and bandleader (D - G)

• Joaquín Miguel Elizalde, diplomat and businessman (D - G)

• Geoff Eigenmann, actor (D - G)

• Ryan Eigenmann, actor (D - G)

• Alvin Elchico, reporter, journalistic of TV Patrol Weekend (D - G)

• Juan Ponce Enrile, Jr., politician, businessman (D - G)

• Sally Ponce Enrile, politician (D - G)

• Elise Estrada, singer-songwriter & artistic actress (D - G)

• Jaime Fabregas, film actor and musical director (D - G)

• Julián Felipe, Composer of the Philippine National Anthem (D - G)

• Andion Fernandez, operatic soprano (D - G)

• Rudy Fernandez, actor, film producer and director (D - G)

• Marco Fortuny, Male Model (D - G)

• Amalia Fuentes, actress (D - G)

• Peque Gallaga, veteran director-actor (D - G)

• Helen Gamboa, veteran actress and cooking host (D - G)

• Mariano Garchitorena, politician (D - G)

• Caloy Garcia, coach of Rain or Shine Elasto Painters. (D - G)

• Cheska Garcia, actress, TV host, model (D - G)

• Coleen Garcia, actress, host and model (D - G)

• Eddie Garcia, film actor and director (D - G)

• Patrick Garcia, actor and model (D - G)

• Janno Gibbs, actor, comedian, and singer (D - G)

• Cherie Gil, actress (D - G)

• Enrique Gil, actor and product endorser (D - G)

• Mark Gil, actor (D - G)

• Rosemarie Gil, actress (D - G)

• Dominador Gómez, nationalist, physician and a labor leader (D - G)

• Mariano Gómez, martyr, priest (D - G)

• Charlene Gonzales, Bb. Pilipinas-Universe 1994, actress, TV host, model (D - G)

• Cristina Gonzales, actress, politician, model (D - G)

• Jose Mari Gonzales, actor, businessman, politician (D - G)

• Isabel Granada, singer and actor (D - G)

• Fernando María Guerrero, poet, journalist, lawyer, politician and polyglot (D - G)

• Angel Guirado, footballer (D - G)

• Eddie Gutierrez, actor (D - G)

• Janine Gutierrez, actress (D - G)

• Raymond Gutierrez, TV host, editor, columnist, endorser and actor (D - G)

• Richard Gutierrez, actor (D - G)

• Ruffa Gutierrez, actress (D - G)

• Kristine Hermosa, actress (H - L)

• Adriano Hernández, Filipino revolutionary, patriot and military strategist during the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine-American War. (H - L)

• Mark Herras, actor, dancer (H - L)

• Subas Herrero, actor, comedian, singer (H - L)

• Félix Hidalgo, Acknowledged as one of the great Filipino painters of the late 19th century (H - L)

• Pia Hontiveros, broadcast journalist, Chief Correspondent CNN Philippines (H - L)

• Enrique Iglesias, singer (H - L)

• Julio Iglesias Jr., singer (H - L)

• Dick Israel, character actor (H - L)

• Emilio Jacinto, Filipino general during the Philippine Revolution (H - L)

• Junior, singer and actor in Spain and the Philippines (H - L)

• Monique Lhuillier, famous US-based fashion designer to celebrities (H - L)

• Lilet, singer, TV host, actress and model (H - L)

• Celso Lobregat, politician (H - L)

• Gina Lopez, advocate & TV host (H - L)

• Sanya Lopez, actress (H - L)

• Graciano Lopez-Jaena, Founder and first editor of the newspaper La Solidaridad (H - L)

• Caloy Loyzaga, Filipino basketball player (H - L)

• Chito Loyzaga, former basketball player (H - L)

• Diego Loyzaga, actor and VJ (H - L)

• Joey Loyzaga, basketball player (H - L)

• Maloy Lozanes, singer, German Eurodance, based in Germany (H - L)

• Sid Lucero, actor (H - L)

• Antonio Luna, Historic Philippine general (H - L)

• Juan Luna, Was a Filipino painter, sculptor and a political activist of the Philippine Revolution during the late 19th century (H - L)

• Pauleen Luna, actress, TV host (H - L)

• Ruru Madrid, actor, comedian, TV host (M - Q)

• Jamby Madrigal, politician, businesswoman (M - Q)

• Vicente Madrigal, business tycoon, industrialist and politician (M - Q)

• Pancho Magalona, actor (M - Q)

• Francisco Mañosa, famous architect noted for his Filipino inspired architectural designs (M - Q)

• Edu Manzano, actor, host, product endorser, and politician (M - Q)

• Luis Manzano, actor, host, and product endorser (M - Q)

• Joseph Marco, actor, commercial model (M - Q)

• Imelda Marcos, wife of the late President Ferdinand Marcos (M - Q)

• Albert Martinez, actor, director, and producer. (M - Q)

• William Martinez, actor (M - Q)

• Cherie Mercado, currently broadcasting journalistic employee for CNN Philippines (M - Q)

• Eddie Mesa, actor, singer, pastor (M - Q)

• Mario Montenegro, classic film actor (M - Q)

• Valeen Montenegro, actress, model (M - Q)

• Vina Morales, singer and actress (M - Q)

• Margarita Moran-Floirendo, Miss Universe 1973, patron of the arts, peace advocate (M - Q)

• German Moreno, actor, comedian, host, talent manager (M - Q)

• Aga Muhlach, actor, host, and product endorser (M - Q)

• Niño Muhlach, actor (M - Q)

• Diether Ocampo, actor, singer, model and military officer (M - Q)

• Henry Omaga-Diaz, broadcaster journalistic of ABS-CBN News (M - Q)

• Marga Ortigas, broadcast journalist with Al Jazeera English, former reporter with CNN International (M - Q)

• José Ozámiz, Senator and Governor of Misamis Occidental (M - Q)

• Rommel Padilla, actor, businessman (M - Q)

• Bernard Palanca, actor and product endorser (M - Q)

• Paraluman, classic film actress (M - Q)

• Marcelo Azcárraga Palmero, the thirteenth Prime Minister of Spain. (M - Q)

• Javier Patiño, Azkal's striker (M - Q)

• Amy Perez, TV host and actress (M - Q)

• Barbara Perez, actress (M - Q)

• Fernando Poe Jr., actor, producer, and director (M - Q)

• Fernando Poe Sr., actor (M - Q)

• Lovi Poe, actress, model (M - Q)

• Rico J. Puno, OPM singer, politician (M - Q)

• Isabel Preysler, Spanish socialite and TV host, mother of Enrique Iglesias, former spouse of Julio Iglesias (M - Q)

• Manuel L. Quezon, first President of the Commonwealth of the Philippines (M - Q)

• Polo Ravales, actor, model (R - T)

• Delia Razon, actress (R - T)

• Enrique K. Razon, industrialist, head of International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (R - T)

• John Regala, actor, Christian minister, environmentalist (R - T)

• Efren Reyes Jr., actor (R - T)

• Efren Reyes Sr., actor, producer, and director (R - T)

• Artemio Ricarte, Historic Philippine General (R - T)

• Guillermo Gómez Rivera, Hispanist, multilingual author, historian, language scholar (R - T)

• Ross Rival, actor (R - T)

• Marian Rivera, actress and model (R - T)

• Miguel Rodriguez, actor, politician, model (R - T)

• Daisy Romualdez, actress (R - T)

• Daniel Z. Romualdez, politician (R - T)

• Norberto Romualdez, writer, politician, jurist, and statesman (R - T)

• Janella Salvador, actress and singer (R - T)

• Lou Salvador, basketball player, stage actor, and talent manager (R - T)

• Lou Salvador Jr. actor, dubbed as "James Dean of the Philippines" (R - T)

• Maja Salvador, actress (R - T)

• Phillip Salvador, actor (R - T)

• Sylvia Sanchez, actress (R - T)

• Alex Santos, currently broadcasting journalistic & narrator (R - T)

• Charo Santos-Concio, board member chief content of ABS-CBN Corporation president & president ceo of ABS-CBN University, letter reader TV host (R - T)

• Rob Schneider, actor, comedian (R - T)

• Armida Siguion-Reyna, celebrity, singer, film and stage actress, producer, television show host (R - T)

• Gabriela Silang, female revolutionary leader (R - T)

• Connie Sison, currently broadcasting journalistic for Balitang Tanghali (R - T)

• Shalani Soledad, politician (R - T)

• Jesusa Purificacion Levy Sonora, actress, endorser (R - T)

• Andres Soriano, industrialist, soldier, philanthropist, former President of San Miguel, founder of ANSCOR (R - T)

• Andres Soriano Jr., industrialist, philanthropist, former CEO of San Miguel Corporation and ANSCOR (R - T)

• Ali Sotto, actress, radio am broadcasting, currently broadcasting journalistic for GMA News TV (R - T)

• Tito Sotto, actor, comedian, politician (R - T)

• Vic Sotto, actor comedian (R - T)

• Eduardo Teus, a footballer who played for Real Madrid. (R - T)

• Lorna Tolentino, actress (R - T)

• Thea Tolentino, actress, model (R - T)

• Tessie Tomas, actress and comedien (R - T)

• Lucy Torres, politician, actress, TV host, model (R - T)

• Tomas Trigo, Azkal's goalkeeper (R - T)

• Juancho Trivino, actor, model (R - T)

• Ariel Ureta, comedian, actor, TV host (U - Z)

• Luis Rodríguez Varela, "El Conde Filipino", early Philippine nationalist (U - Z)

• Ronaldo Valdez, actor (U - Z)

• Gary Valenciano, singer, composer, arranger, writer (U - Z)

• Alfred Vargas, educator, actor (U - Z)

• Jake Vargas, actor, singer-songwriter, musician, dancer of GMA Artist Center (U - Z)

• Ian Veneracion, actor, pilot, sportsman (U - Z)

• Nova Villa, actress, veteran comedian (U - Z)

• Roi Vinzon, actor, director (U - Z)

• Jillian Ward, actress and product endorser (due to Mexican Hispanic heritage) (U - Z)

• Yael Yuzon, lead singer and rhythm guitarist of Band Spongecola (U - Z)

• Jessa Zaragoza, opm singer, actress, comedian (U - Z)

• Jacinto Zamora, martyr, priest (U - Z)

• Zobel de Ayala family, prominent Spanish Filipino family (U - Z)

• Enrique Zobel, industrialist, Philippine Air Force Colonel, pilot, polo player, philanthropist (U - Z)

• Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala, industrialist, philanthropist, member of the Zobel de Ayala clan (U - Z)

• Jaime Zobel de Ayala, industrialist, philanthropist, member of the Zobel de Ayala clan (U - Z)

• Fernando Zóbel de Ayala y Montojo, painter, art collector, founded Museo de Arte Abstracto Español in Spain (U - Z)

• Joel Reyes Zobel, radio broadcaster, currently broadcasting journalistic for GMA NEWS TV (U - Z)

• Juan Miguel Zubiri, politician, businessman, environmentalist (U - Z)

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