Pardo
Pardo stands for the following geographical objects:
- El Pardo (Madrid) , district of Madrid , Spain
- El Pardo (Cebu City) , District of Cebu City , Philippines
- Pardo (Buenos Aires) , place in Argentina
- Rio Pardo , city in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- Rio Pardo (river) , river in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- Palacio Real (El Pardo) , palace in Madrid
- Monte del Pardo , wooded area near Madrid
- Pardo Ridge , mountain ridge on Elephant Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
Pardo is the family name of the following people:
- Andrés Pardo Tovar (1911–1972), Colombian sociologist, ethnomusicologist and folklorist
- Ángel Pardo (1924–1995), Spanish comic book author
- Arturo Vidal ( Arturo Ersamo Vidal Pardo ; * 1987), Chilean football player
- Arvid Pardo (1914–1999), Maltese diplomat
- Benito Pardo , Hispanic-Mexican soccer player
- Bernard Pardo (born 1960), French football player
- Carlos Pardo (1975–2009), Mexican racing car driver
- David ben Jakob Pardo (1719–1792), Italian scholar
- Don Pardo (1918-2014), American presenter
- Emilia Pardo Bazán (1851–1921), Spanish writer
- Felipe Pardo (* 1990), Colombian football player
- Francesc Pardo i Artigas (* 1946), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of Girona
- Gennaro Pardo (1867–1927), Italian painter
- Guilherme Pardo (* 1981), Brazilian badminton player
- Herbert Pardo (1887–1974), German politician (SPD) and Jewish functionary
- Isaac Díaz Pardo (1920–2012), Spanish ceramicist, painter and writer
- JD Pardo (born 1980), American actor
- Jorge Pardo (musician) (* 1956), Spanish musician
- Jorge Pardo (artist) (born 1963), Cuban-American artist
- José Pardo y Barreda (1864–1947), Peruvian politician
- José Pardo Llada (1923–2009), Cuban-Colombian journalist, politician and diplomat
- José Pardo Sastrón (also José Pardo y Sastrón ; 1822–1909), Spanish botanist
- Juan Pardo (explorer) , Spanish explorer and conquistador
- Juan Pardo (singer) (born 1942), Spanish singer-songwriter
- Juan Pardo (poker player) ( Juan Pardo Domínguez ; * 1993), Spanish poker player
- Juan Pardo de Tavera (1472–1545), Spanish clergyman, cardinal and archbishop of Toledo
- Justo Gil Pardo (1910–1936), Spanish Oblate of the Immaculate Virgin Mary and martyr
- Luis Pardo (1882–1935), Chilean captain
- Luis Aníbal Rodríguez Pardo (1915–2004), Bolivian clergyman, Archbishop of Santa Cruz de la Sierra
- Luis G. Pardo (1867–1931), Mexican diplomat
- Manuel Pardo (1834–1878), Peruvian politician
- Mario Pardo (born 1944), Spanish actor
- Mercedes Pardo (1921–2005), Venezuelan painter
- Nidia Pardo (* 1984), Venezuelan weightlifter
- Orlando Luis Pardo (* 1971), Cuban author, blogger and photojournalist
- Pável Pardo (* 1976), Mexican football player
- Rafael Fuster Pardo (* 1951), Catalan filmmaker
- Rob Pardo (* 1971), American game developer
- Rubén Pardo (* 1992), Spanish football player
- Salvador Pardo Bolland , Mexican diplomat
- Sergio Contreras Pardo (* 1983), Spanish soccer player, see Koke (soccer player, 1983)
- Sharon Pardo (* 1971), Israeli political scientist and international lawyer
- Soli Pardo (1955–2012), Swiss politician
- Tamir Pardo (* 1953), Israeli officer and secret service worker
- Urko Pardo (* 1983), Spanish-Belgian soccer goalkeeper
Pardo stands for:
- Piloto Pardo (ship) (1958) of the Chilean Navy
- Pardo, Pardos is the official IBGE term (Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística) for a multiracial person in Brazil
