Bravo (family name)
Bravo is a family name from Spanish-speaking countries.
Name bearer
A.
- Abraham Aguilera Bravo (1884–1933), Chilean religious priest, Bishop of San Carlos de Ancud
- Alberth Bravo (* 1987), Venezuelan athlete
- Alfredo Bravo (politician) (1925–2003), Argentine politician (Partido Socialista) and trade unionist
- Alfredo Rogerio Pérez Bravo (* 1956), Mexican diplomat
- Alfredo Quintana Bravo (* 1988), Cuban handball player
- Anna Bravo (1938–2019), Italian historian, feminist, author and university lecturer
- Arturo Bravo (* 1958), Mexican walker
C.
- Carme Bravo (1920–2007), Catalan classical pianist and music teacher
- Carlos Bravo (actor) (1943-2020), Spanish actor
- Carlos Bravo (fencer) (* 1973), Venezuelan fencer
- Carlos Bravo (soccer player) (* 1993), Spanish soccer player
- Caterin Bravo (* 1975), Chilean fencer
- Ciara Bravo (* 1997), American actress, voice actress and singer
- Claudio Bravo (painter) (1936–2011), Chilean painter
- Claudio Bravo (soccer player) (* 1983), Chilean soccer player
D.
- Daniel Bravo (born 1963), French football player
- Dino Bravo (actually Adolfo Bresciano ; 1948–1993), Canadian wrestler
- Duncan Bravo (born 1964), American actor
E.
- Eddie Bravo (* 1970), American musician, martial artist and author
- Elizabeth Bravo (* 1987), Ecuadorian triathlete
- Émile Bravo (* 1964), French comic book writer and illustrator
- Enrique Bravo (* 1955), Cuban gymnast
F.
- Federico Saturnino Bravo (1920–2010), Argentine politician and diplomat
G
- Garikoitz Bravo (* 1989), Spanish cyclist
- Gonzalo Arturo Bravo Álvarez (* 1962), Chilean clergyman, Bishop of San Felipe
- Guillermina Bravo (1920–2013), Mexican dancer and choreographer
- Gustavo A. Bravo (* 1979), Colombian ornithologist
H
- Helia Bravo Hollis (1901-2001), Mexican botanist
J
- Johan Bravo (1796–1876), German-Danish painter
- Jorge Bravo (* 1967), Uruguayan racing cyclist
- Juan Bravo (athlete) , Chilean athlete
- Juan Bravo Murillo (1803–1873), Spanish legal scholar, economist and politician
- Juan Carlos Bravo Salazar (* 1967), Venezuelan clergyman, Bishop of Acarigua-Araure
L.
- Leopoldo Bravo (politician) (1919–2006), Argentine politician
- Leopoldo Alfredo Bravo (1960–2010), Argentine diplomat
- Luigi Ferrari Bravo (1933–2016), Italian lawyer and judge
- Luis Bravo (soccer player, 1927) ( Luis Isidro Bravo ; * 1927), Argentinian soccer player
- Luis Bravo (soccer player, 1978) ( Carlos Luis Bravo ; * 1978), Venezuelan soccer player
- Luis Bravo (poet) (* 1957), Uruguayan poet, essayist and literary critic
- Luis González Bravo (1811–1871), Spanish journalist and politician
M.
- Manuela Bravo (* 1957), Portuguese singer
- Mario Bravo (writer) (1882–1944), Argentine writer
- Mario Revollo Bravo (1919–1995), Archbishop of Bogotá
- Martín Bravo (* 1986), Argentinian football player
- Mateo Bravo (born 1949), Mexican soccer player
- Melchor Bravo de Saravia (1512–1577), Spanish lawyer and politician
- Miriam Bravo (* 1974), Spanish athlete
N
- Nicolás Bravo (1786-1854), Mexican military and politician
O
- Omar Bravo (* 1980), Mexican soccer player
- Osmar Bravo (* 1984), Nicaraguan boxer
R.
- Ramiro Bravo (* 1962), Spanish fencer
- Ramón Bravo (1925–1998), Mexican swimmer
- Raúl Bravo (* 1981), Spanish football player
- Rosa María Bravo (* 1976), Spanish cyclist
- Rose Marie Bravo (* 1951), American manager
S.
- Sergio Bravo (born 1927), Mexican football player
- Soledad Bravo (* 1943), Spanish-Venezuelan singer
V
- Vinicio Bravo (born 1957), Mexican soccer player
W.
- Wilmen Bravo Isaga (* 1981), Venezuelan racing cyclist