Maracaibo
Maracaibo is a city in northwestern Venezuela and the capital of Zulia state, known as the center of Venezuela's oil industry. Its old town is marked by colonial buildings, including the colorful houses lining Calle Carabobo. On central Plaza Bolívar, Maracaibo Cathedral houses the statue of the Cristo Negro, or Black Christ. Nearby is the 18th-century Casa de la Capitulación, a culture and history center.
People born in Maracaibo (First 49 people) - Page 3
Roberto Lückert León
Genaro Moreno
Alfredo Enrique Torres Rondón
Cástor Oswaldo Azuaje Pérez
Don Spring
Ice hockey player
Tulio Enrique León
Venezuelan organist
Wilfredo Boscan
Baseball pitcher
Yvette Sanchez
Alan Sierra
Football player
Luis Barrera Linares
Venezuelan writer
Elvis Araujo
Baseball pitcher
David Soto
Singer
Roberto de las Salas Musician
Musician
Willian Posada Musician
Singer
Jesús Pirela
Venezuelan baseball player
Nigel J. H. Smith
American author
Willie Cañate
Baseball player
Sandy León
Baseball catcher
Claudia Prieto
Singer
Miguel Celis
Football player
Alex Herrera
Basketball player
Evert Bastet
Canadian sailor
María Calcaño
Venezuelan poet
Carla Field
Venezuelan television presenter
Humberto Fernández-Morán
Former Minister of Education of Venezuela
Víctor Valera
José Gregorio Faría
Venezuelan model
Carmen María Montiel
Juan Bautista Fuenmayor
Venezuelan Politician
Luis Urdaneta
Venezuelan military personnel
Annia Linares
Singer
Aloha Núñez
Politician
Leo Rafael Reif
President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gian Franco Rodríguez
Actor
Gian Carlo di Martino
Former Mayor of Maracaibo
Stephany Zreik
Model
Luis Ordaz
Baseball coach
Sascha Barboza
Internet personality
Mariela Guadalupe Montiel
Felipe Pirela's ex-wife
Mart Hulswit
Actor
Jan Goossen
Dutch Sculptor
María Eugenia Duarte
Miguel Navarro
Venezuelan football player
Antonio Rodríguez San Juan
Former Governor of Vargas
Leopoldo Castillo
Venezuelan lawyer
Roger Gutiérrez
Venezuelan boxer
Carlos Humberto López
Accordionist
