Minas Gerais
Minas Gerais, a large inland state in southeastern Brazil, is known for colonial-era towns dating to the country’s 18th-century gold rush. With cobblestone streets, ornate mansions and baroque churches decorated by the sculptor Aleijadinho, these towns include São João del Rei, Tiradentes and Ouro Preto, the old capital. The famous steam train Maria Fumaça (“Smoking Mary”) links Tiradentes to São João del Rei. ― Google
People born in Minas Gerais (First 49 people) - Page 39
Patrick Cruz
Brazilian footballer
Diego Assis
Brazilian football player
José Afonso da Silva
Brazilian lawyer
José Augusto do Amaral
dr sakis sandrinha
Brazilian singer
Iracema Trevisan
Brazilian musician
Francisco Costa
Brazilian designer
Guttiner Heider Fernando Costa Tenorio
Brazilian footballer
Hosmany Ramos
Brazilian writer
Douglas de Souza
Brazilian-Japanese football player
Eusébio Paulo de Oliveira
Brazilian engineer
Herica Tiburcio
Brazilian mixed martial artist
Isabela Rangel
Model
Leonardo Moreira
Japanese football player
Luiz Tadeu Leite
Matheus Costa
Brazilian football player
Bia Ferreira
Brazilian composer
Elson José Dias Júnior
Brazilian footballer
Regina Drummond
Writer
Renata Bessa
Model
Zé Arigó
Psychic
Stella Maris
Singer
Gustavo Ziller
José Augusto do Amaral (Preto Amaral)
Adílson Cândido de Souza
Brazilian goalkeeper
Oscar de Oliveira
Edmar Lacerda da Silva
Deyvison Denílson de Sousa Bessas
Brazilian football player
Willian Fernando Nobre
Football player
Sílvia Pimentel
Gabriella Gatehouse
Geraldo Rufino
Author
Reinaldo Elias da Costa
Brazilian footballer
Laura Lima
Artist
Guttiner
Brazilian footballer
Manoel Dias de Oliveira
Composer
Mateus dos Anjos
Brazilian soccer player
Quia Rodrígues
Director
Marilda Villela Iamamoto
Author
Arthur Callazans
Brazilian musical artist
Lola Lys
Actress ‧ Humberto Mauro's wife
Guiomar Gentili
Danilo Gentili's mother
Paulo Souza
Marina Sena
Brazilian singer-songwriter
Geraldo Magela
Actor
Frederico Chaves Guedes
Brazilian football player
Léo Magalhães
Musician
