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 40
Douglas Aurélio
Brazilian football player
Walter de Souza Ribeiro
Brazilian journalist
Celso Ferreira da Cunha
Brazilian romanist
Aécio Ferreira da Cunha
Brazilian Politician
Frederico Reuter
Brazilian actor
Léo Áquilla
YouTuber
Luiz Leal
Politician
Tristão Ferreira da Cunha
Brazilian Politician
Ademir Camilo Prates Rodrigues
Former Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil
Fahel
Football coach
Geovane Batista Lobo
Brazilian footballer
Ademir Camilo
Former Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil
Aécio Cunha
Brazilian Politician
Carlos Fulgêncio da Cunha Peixoto
Brazilian judge
Eliane Silva
Brazilian singer
Sérgio Araújo
Farmer
Val Martins
Brazilian composer
Daniel Martins Guimarães
Brazilian football player
Lucimar de Moura
Olympic athlete
Nubio Flavio
Brazilian footballer
márcio rezende de freitas
Brazilian referee
Ricardo Luz
Brazilian footballer
Vitor Roque
Footballer
Evando
Brazilian football manager
Basílio da Gama
Poet
Maria Arminda do Nascimento Arruda
Brazilian sociologist
Raymundo Tarcisio Delgado
Diogo da Silva Farias
Brazilian footballer
Braz Chediak
Brazilian actor
SONIA JUNQUEIRA
Brazilian writer
Pelé
Rock band
Alan Mineiro
Brazilian footballer
Carlos Luz
Former President of Brazil
Felipe Ximenes
Hélder Silva Santos
Brazilian footballer
João Viola
Brazilian musical artist
Wanderley Paiva
Brazilian football player
diogo acosta
Brazilian footballer
João Otávio de Noronha
Judge
José Tadeu Ribeiro
Film cinematographer
Hélder Santos
Brazilian footballer
Zoca
Footballer ‧ Pelé's brother
Mateusão
Football player
Wagner Tiso
Musician
Aureliano Chaves
Former Vice-President of Brazil
Walter Neves
Brazilian biologist
Mário Henrique