San Juan
San Juan is a valley city east of the Andes Mountains, in west-central Argentina. In the center, the Casa Natal de Sarmiento is the birthplace of 19th-century president and writer Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. Nearby, the Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes Franklin Rawson features paintings by Argentinean and European artists. The Agustín Gnecco Provincial Historical Museum showcases local coins, stamps and furniture.
People died in San Juan (First 49 people) - Page 2
Guillermo Portabales
Cuban singer
Pellín Rodríguez
Singer
Miguel Ángel Suárez
Puerto Rican movie actor
Pablo Casals
Spanish cellist
Felipe Pirela
Venezuelan balladeer
Tommy Olivencia
Singer
Ruth Fernández
Former Member of the Puerto Rico Senate
Rosario Ferré
Former First Spouse of Puerto Rico
Karl Wallenda
German-American artist
Zenobia Camprubí
Spanish writer
Pedro Albizu Campos
Puerto Rican politician
Juan Antonio Corretjer
Puerto Rican author
José Julián Acosta
Journalist
Lolita Lebrón
José Celso Barbosa
Luis Muñoz Rivera
Poet
Joel Taylor
American drummer
Luis A. Ferré
Former Governor of Puerto Rico
Thomas Koppel
Danish musical composer
Juano Hernandez
Puerto Rican film actor
Nicanor Zabaleta
Spanish harpist
Rafael Hernández Colón
Former Governor of Puerto Rico
Roberto Sánchez Vilella
Former Governor of Puerto Rico
Felipe Rodríguez
Uruguayan football player
Sylvia Rexach
Poet
Tomás Rivera Morales
Musician
José Gautier Benítez
Poet
Tulio Larrínaga
Former Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico
Antonio Paoli
Tenor
Hiram Rosado
Puerto Rican Politician
José Miguel Agrelot
Comedian
Velda González
Former Member of the Puerto Rico Senate
Ada Perkins
Alfredo Barbieri
Actor ‧ Carmen Barbieri's father
Arturo Somohano
Musical composer
Ladislao Martinez
Musician
Rafael Alers
Musician
José Enrique Pedreira
Composer
Manuel Zeno Gandía
Author
Julio Rosado del Valle
Artist
Francisco Oller
Puerto Rican visual artist
josé campeche
Puerto Rican visual artist
Miguel Pou
Puerto Rican painter
Jaime Pieras Jr.
Judge
John Balossi
Painter
Jaime Benítez Rexach
Author
Olga Viscal Garriga
Political leader
