Blanco (family name)
Blanco ( Spanish = " white ") is a Spanish family name derived from a nickname .
Name bearer
A.
- Alberto Blanco (* 1950), Cuban weightlifter
- Alberto Fernández Blanco (1955–1984), Spanish racing cyclist
- Aleoscar Blanco (* 1987), Venezuelan volleyball player
- Álex Blanco (* 1998), Spanish football player
- Alfonso Blanco (* 1986), Venezuelan boxer
- Alfonso Blanco (soccer player) (born 1987), Mexican soccer player
- Antonio Guzmán Blanco (1829–1899), Venezuelan general and politician
- Antonio Jiménez Blanco († 2014), Spanish politician
B.
- Benny Blanco (actually Benjamin Levin ; * 1988), American producer and songwriter
- Billy Blanco (1924–2011), Brazilian composer
C.
- Carlos Blanco Castañón (1928-2011), Mexican soccer player
- Carlos Blanco Pérez (* 1986), Spanish writer, Egyptologist, philosopher and chemist
- Carmen Blanco (* 1954), Galician writer
- Cecilia Blanco (* 1979), Spanish judoka
- Celia Blanco (* 1977), Spanish porn actress, see Cecilia Gessa
- Cuauhtémoc Blanco (* 1973), Mexican football player
D.
- Daniel Francisco Blanco Méndez (* 1973), Costa Rican clergyman, Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop in San José de Costa Rica
- Dante Córdova Blanco (* 1943), Peruvian politician
- David Blanco (* 1975), Spanish cyclist
- Diego Blanco (* 1994), Uruguayan football player
E.
- Elías Blanco Mamani (* 1962), Bolivian journalist, literary scholar and biographer
- Esteban Blanco (* 1981), Costa Rican swimmer
F.
- Félix del Blanco Prieto (* 1937), Vatican clergyman, Archbishop of Vannida
- Fernando Blanco (* 1951), Mexican soccer player
- Fernando Blanco y Lorenzo OP (1812–1881), Spanish religious and archbishop of Valladolid
- Francisco Manuel Blanco (1778–1845), Spanish botanist
G
- Galo Blanco (* 1976), Spanish tennis player
- Garbiñe Muguruza Blanco (* 1993), Spanish tennis player, see Garbiñe Muguruza
- Giovanna Blanco (* 1982), Venezuelan judoka
- Griselda Blanco (1943–2012), Colombian drug trafficker
H
- Hugo Blanco Galdós (* 1934), Peruvian politician
- Hugo Blanco Galiasso (* 1937), Argentine actor
- Hugo Blanco Manzo (1940-2015), Venezuelan musician
I.
- Isabel Blanco (actress) (born 1971), Spanish actress
- Isabel Blanco (handball player) (* 1979), Norwegian handball player
- Ismael Blanco (* 1983), Argentine soccer player
J
- Jackie Lou Blanco (born 1964), Filipino actress
- Jesús Blanco (* 1946), Argentine wrestler
- Jesús Tirso Blanco (* 1957), Argentine religious priest and missionary, Bishop of Lwena
- Joaquín Blanco (1938–2011), Spanish actor
- Joaquín Blanco (sailor) (* 1957), Spanish sailor
- Jorge Blanco (artist) (* 1945), Venezuelan-American painter and sculptor
- Jorge Blanco (director, I) , film director, actor and screenwriter
- Jorge Blanco (director, II) , animation film director and screenwriter
- Jorge Blanco (actor) (born 1991), Mexican actor and singer
- José Blanco López (* 1962), Spanish politician (PSOE)
- José Luis Blanco (* 1975), Spanish obstacle runner
- José Maria Blanco White (1775–1841), Spanish-Irish writer and theologian
- José Miguel Blanco (1839–1897), Chilean sculptor
- Juan Blanco (1919–2008), Cuban composer
- Juan Blanco Benalver (born 1959), Cuban hockey player
- Juan Benito Blanco (1789–1843), Uruguayan politician
- Juan Carlos Blanco (* 1981), Venezuelan volleyball player
- Juan José Blanco (* 1985), Uruguayan football player
K
- Kathleen Blanco (1942–2019), American politician (Louisiana)
- Kepa Blanco (* 1984), Spanish soccer player
L.
- Laura Blanco (* 1965), Spanish racing cyclist
- Leandro Blanco , German actor
- Léster Blanco (* 1989), Salvadoran football player
- Lorena Blanco (* 1977), Peruvian badminton player
- Lucio Blanco (1879–1922), Mexican revolutionary and general
- Luis Carrero Blanco (1904–1973), Spanish admiral and politician
M.
- Manuel Blanco Encalada (1790–1876), Chilean officer and politician
- María Blanco (* 1987), Argentinian soccer player
- María Elena Blanco (* 1947), Cuban poet, essayist and literary translator
- Maribel Blanco (* 1969), Spanish triathlete
- Marina B. Blanco , Argentine-American anthropologist and primatologist
- Mark Blanco (* 1989), Salvadoran soccer player
- Michael Blanco (* ≈1980), American jazz musician
O
- Oiana Blanco (* 1983), Spanish judoka
- Omar Blanco (* 1975), Mexican soccer player
- Óscar Hernán Blanco Martínez (* 1964), Chilean clergyman and bishop of San Juan Bautista de Calama
P
- Patricia Blanco (* 1971), German singer and reality TV actress
- Pedro Blanco (slave trader) (1795–1854), Spanish slave trader
- Pedro Blanco Soto (1795–1829), Bolivian politician, President 1828
- Pedro José Blanco (around 1750–1811), Spanish composer, organist and harpist
- Pedro Blanco López (1883–1919), Spanish composer, pianist and music critic
R.
- Ramón Blanco (* 1926), Spanish ski racer
- Richard Blanco (* 1968), American poet of Cuban descent
- Rita Blanco (born 1963), Portuguese actress
- Roberto Blanco (* 1937), German pop singer
- Roberto Blanco (soccer player) (* 1938), Argentine soccer player
- Rodolfo Blanco (* 1966), Colombian boxer
- Rolando Blanco (* 1972), Guatemalan sprinter
- Roxana Blanco (* 1967), Uruguayan actress
- Rubén Blanco (* 1995), Spanish soccer player
- Raúl González Blanco (* 1977), Spanish soccer player, see Raúl (soccer player)
S.
- Salvador Jorge Blanco (1926-2010), Dominican politician, President 1982 to 1986
- Serge Blanco (born 1958), French rugby player
- Sergio Blanco (singer) ( Sergio Blanco Rivas ; 1948–2015), Spanish singer, member of Sergio y Estíbaliz
- Sergio Blanco (playwright) (* 1971), Uruguayan playwright and theater director
- Sergio Blanco (soccer player) (* 1981), Uruguayan soccer player
- Silvestre Blanco (1783-1840), Uruguayan politician
- Sonia Blanco (* 1973), Spanish basketball player
- Suzette Blanco (born 1948), Cuban gymnast
T
- Tomás Blanco (1910–1990), Spanish actor
- Tomás Néstor Blanco (* 1986), Argentine handball player and coach
V
- Vicente Blanco († 2010), Spanish-Colombian journalist
Y
- Yonni Blanco , Venezuelan boxer
Individual evidence
- ↑ Blanco on surnames.behindthename.com (English)