San Miguel de Tucumán
San Miguel de Tucumán is the capital city of Tucumán province in northwest Argentina. Independence Square, the city's busy hub, is home to a neoclassical cathedral and the grand, art nouveau Government House. Museo Casa Padilla, the former home of a prominent local family, has 19th-century furniture and art. The Museo Casa Histórica de la Independencia commemorates Argentina's emancipation from Spanish rule in 1816.
People born in San Miguel De Tucuman (First 49 people) - Page 1
Gregorio Aráoz de Lamadrid
Former Governor of Mendoza
Lucas Chacana
Argentina football player
Rafael Albrecht
Argentina football player
Enzo Maidana
Footballer
Ramiro Moyano
Argentine rugby union player
José Ignacio García Hamilton
Argentine writer
Jaime Torres
Argentine musician
Gladys La Bomba Tucumana
Argentina singer
Alejandro Romay
Argentine businessman
Pablo Rodríguez
Minister of Canadian Heritage of Canada
José Ignacio Thames
Argentine priest
Alejandro Heredia
Argentine soldier
Bernardo Erlich
Argentina cartoonist
Braian Galván
Argentine footballer
Augusto Max
Argentine footballer
Exequiel Narese
Footballer
Gustavo Balvorín
Football player
Iván Gramajo
Basketball player
Cecilia Bellido
Television presenter
Cynthia García
Argentina journalist
David Valdez
Argentina football player
Diego Ruíz
Argentine footballer
Elvira Amanda Orphée
Argentine writer
Germán Alfaro
Argentina politician
Ildefonso de las Muñecas
Argentine priest
Iván Zerda
Football player
José Manuel Cano
Former Provincial Legislator of Tucumán
Julio Farías Cabello
Argentine rugby union player
Leandro Díaz
Football forward
Juan Quintero Guitarist
Argentina musician
José Eusebio Colombres
Statesman
Marcelo Burzac
Football midfielder
Maximiliano Martínez
Argentina football player
Pedro Miguel Aráoz
Statesman
Ana Falú
Argentine architect
Martín Peralta
Argentina football player
José Zelaya
Argentina football player
Luis Carlos Ibarra
Argentina football player
Pablo Raul Yedlin
Argentine National Deputy
Raul Prebisch
Former Executive Secretary of the United Nation's Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
Eduardo Alonso-Crespo
Argentine composer
Salustiano Zavalía
Former Governor of Tucumán
Sixto Pondal Ríos
Argentine screenwriter
Solana Pereyra
Argentine footballer
Víctor Miguel Buchino Musician
Pianist
Benjamín Paz
Argentina politician
Gonzalo Ontivero
Argentine footballer
