Aranda
Aranda stands for:
- Aranda (river) , a tributary of the Jalón in Aragon
- Aranda (Spain) , a comarca of the Aragon Autonomous Region in Spain
- Aranda de Duero , a town in the Autonomous Region of Castile-Leon in Spain
- Aranda de Moncayo , a municipality in the Aragon Autonomous Region of Spain
- Aranda , an Aboriginal tribe in central Australia, see Arrernte
- Aranda (ship) , Finnish research vessel
Aranda is a family name for the following people:
- Alfredo Maria Obviar y Aranda (1889–1978), Filipino clergyman, Bishop of Lucena
- Ángel Aranda (1934–2000), Spanish actor
- Antonio Aranda (1888–1979), Spanish army officer
- Antonio García Aranda (* 1989), Spanish football player, see Toño (football player, 1989)
- Aurora Aranda Esquivel († 2010), Mexican politician
- Cristóbal Aranda (* 1966), Andorran football player
- Eduardo Aranda (* 1985), Paraguayan soccer goalkeeper
- Gilda Aranda (* 1937), Mexican swimmer
- Humberto Aranda (* 1966), Costa Rican boxer
- Idalberto Aranda (* 1975), Cuban weightlifter
- Irene Aranda (* 1980), Spanish jazz and improvisation musician
- Luis Aranda (* 1936), Argentine boxer
- Pablo Aranda (composer) (* 1960), Chilean composer and university professor
- Pablo Aranda (writer) (* 1968), Spanish writer and columnist
- Pedro Aranda Díaz-Muñoz (1933–2018), Mexican clergyman, Archbishop of Tulancingo
- Pedro Pablo Abarca de Bolea, conde de Aranda (1719–1798), Spanish politician, minister, military person
- Rafael Aranda (architect) (* 1961), Spanish architect
- Rafael Aranda (* 1992), Uruguayan football player
- Samuel Aranda (* 1979), Spanish photojournalist
- Vicente Aranda (1926–2015), Spanish film director and screenwriter
- Xisela Aranda (* 1986), Spanish squash player
