Cano
Cano , Caño or Canó is the family name of the following people:
- Alejandro Cano Ricaud (* 1963), Mexican politician
- Alex Cano (* 1983), Colombian racing cyclist
- Alfonso Cano (1948–2011), Colombian rebel
- Alonso Cano (1601–1667), Spanish painter, sculptor and architect
- Antonio Cano-Curriela (1811-1897), Spanish guitar teacher and composer
- Bonaventura Cano y Torrente (1779–1838), Asturian clergyman and curia bishop
- Carlos Cano (1946–2000), actually José Carlos Cano Fernández , Spanish singer, composer and lyricist
- Diego Rodríguez Cano (1988-2010), Uruguayan football player
- Domingo José Cano († 2013), Argentine politician
- Donaciano Cano y Alcacio (PhD in 1885), Mexican entomologist
- Eddie Cano (1927–1988), American Latin jazz pianist, composer, arranger and band leader
- Fanny Cano (1944–1983), Mexican actress and producer
- Francisco Cano (16th century), Spanish conquistador in northern Mexico
- Gabriel Cano de Aponte (1665–1733), Spanish officer, governor of Chile
- Jesús Cano Vélez (* 1950), Mexican politician
- Jorge Cano , Colombian opera singer
- José Armando Álvarez Cano (* 1960), Mexican clergyman, Bishop of Tampico
- José Cobo Cano (* 1965), Spanish clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Madrid
- José María Cano (* 1959), Spanish singer
- Larry J. Cano († 2014), American entrepreneur
- Leopoldo Cano (1844–1934), Spanish soldier and poet
- María Cano (1887–1967), Colombian rebel and socialist, writer
- Melchior Cano (1509–1560), Spanish Dominican and theologian
- Nacho Cano (* 1963), Spanish arranger, composer and producer
- Nati Cano († 2014), Mexican mariachi musician
- Núber Cano (* 1935), Uruguayan football player
- Ricardo Cano (* 1951), Argentinian tennis player
- Ricardo Obregón Cano (1917–2016), Argentine politician
- Robinson Canó (* 1982), Dominican baseball player
- Thomas Cano , Spanish ski jumper
Cano stands for
- Cano (Sousel) , a place in Portugal
Caño stands for
- Caño (island) , an island in the southern Pacific
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