Ala
An Ala was the term used during the mid- Roman Republic to denote a military formation composed of conscripts from the socii, Rome's Italian military allies. A normal consular army during this period consisted of 2 legions, composed of Roman citizens only, and 2 allied alae.
People born in Ala (First 49 people) - Page 185
María Teresa Martínez
Actor
Zury Ríos
Former Member of the Congress of Guatemala
Diego Morales
Secretary of State of Indiana
Luisa Portocarrero
Rodrigo Tot
Farmer
Irene Robbins Forbes
Heinz Heimann
Writer
Carlos Herrera (Carlos Herrera y Luna)
Former President of Guatemala
Gio Black Peter
Actor
Byron Barrera
Guatemalan journalist
Claudio Rojas
Guatemalan footballer
Edgardo Mira
Footballer
Stheven Robles
Footballer
Fidel Funes y Su Marimba Orquesta de Guatemala
Musical artist
Julio Collado-Vides
Guatemalan scientist
Vivi-Anne Stein
Actor
Yeltsin Álvarez
Football player
Cristian Albizures
Football player
Darmia Hope Elliott
Donna Murphy's daughter
Rodrigo Asturias
Guatemalan Politician
Georgina Pontaza
Guatemalan actress
María José Orellana
Jan Korbelin
Film actor
Edwin Fuentes
Guatemalan football player
Roberto A. Quezada
American gaffer
Carlos Herrera
Spanish journalist
Matan Peleg
Guatemalan football player
Juan Federico Ponce Vaides
Guatemalan Politician
Juan Cardona
Football player
Mynor Asencio
Football player
Emerson Cabrera
Football player
Ralphie Valladares
Roller skater
Nixon Flores
Football player
Fredy Orellana
Football player
Luis Cardona
Guatemalan football player
Ninoska de Ponce
Musical artist
Juan Pablo Olyslager Muñoz
Actor
Norma Cruz
Guatemalan human rights activist
María Dolores Molina
Cyclist
Otilia Lux
Guatemalan Politician
Tuti Furlán
Television presenter
Noemy Franco
Footballer
Benedicto Aldana
Football player
Sabrina Botrán
Footballer
Adriana González
Opera singer
Fredy Pérez
Football player
Kevin Grijalva
Football player