Fernández (family name)
Fernández (Anglicized Fernandez ) is a Spanish family name .
Origin and meaning
Fernández is a patronymic name and is derived from Fernando .
variants
Name bearer
A.
- Abelardo Fernández (* 1970), Spanish football player
- Adela Fernández (1942–2013), Mexican author
- Adolfo Fernández Saínz (* 1948), Cuban dissident
- Adrián Fernández (racing driver) (* 1965), Mexican automobile racing driver
- Adrián Fernández (football coach) (* 1977), Uruguayan football coach
- Adrián Fernández (soccer player) (* 1980), Argentinian soccer player
- Adriana Fernández (* 1971), Mexican long-distance runner
- Agustí Fernández (* 1954), Spanish pianist and composer
- Aida Fernández Ríos (1947–2015), Spanish oceanographer
- Aitor Canca Fernández (* 1982), Spanish volleyball player
- Aitor Tornavaca Fernández (* 1976), Spanish football player
- Alberto Fernández (rower) , Uruguayan rower
- Alberto Fernández (marksman) (* 1983), Spanish marksman
- Alberto Fernández Blanco (1955–1984), Spanish cyclist
- Alberto Fernández de la Puebla (* 1984), Spanish cyclist
- Alberto Fernández de Rosa (* 1944), Argentine actor
- Alberto Fernández Sainz (* 1981), Spanish cyclist
- Alberto Ángel Fernández (* 1959), Argentine politician
- Alberto López Fernández (* 1969), Spanish football player
- Alcides Julian Fernandez (* 1982), Paraguayan basketball player
- Alejandro Fernández (* 1971), Mexican pop singer
- Alex Fernandez (actor) (born 1967), American actor
- Álex Fernández ( Alejandro Fernández Iglesias ; * 1992), Spanish football player
- Alex Fernández ( Alex Javier Fernández Aguirre ; * 1994), Uruguayan football player
- Alison Fernandez (* 2005), American actress
- Almudena Fernández (* 1977), Spanish photo model
- Alonso Fernández de Avellaneda , Spanish author of the 17th century (pseudonym)
- Alonso Fernández de Lugo (1456–1525), Spanish nobleman and conqueror
- Alonso Fernández de Madrigal († 1455), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of Ávila
- Álvaro Fernández (soccer player, 1985) (* 1985), Uruguayan soccer player
- Álvaro Fernández (soccer player, 1998) (* 1998), Uruguayan soccer player
- Amaranta Fernández Navarro (* 1983), Spanish volleyball and beach volleyball player
- Américo Cruz y Fernández (1908–1999), Cuban diplomat
- Ana Ibis Fernández (* 1973), Cuban volleyball player
- Andrés Fernández (soccer player, August 1986) ( Andrés Pablo Fernández Rizzo ; * 1986), Uruguayan soccer player
- Andrés Fernández (soccer player, December 1986) ( Andrés Fernández Moreno ; * 1986), Spanish soccer player
- Andres Fernández (racing driver) , Spanish motorcycle racer
- Ángel Fernández Artime (* 1960), Spanish religious
- Ángel Fernández Collado (* 1952), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of Albacete
- Ángel San Casimiro Fernández (* 1942), Spanish religious, Bishop of Alajuela
- Angy Fernández ( Ángela María Fernández González ; * 1990), Spanish actress and singer
- Aníbal Fernández (* 1957), Argentine politician (Partido Justicialista)
- Anna-Maria Fernández (* 1960), American tennis player
- Anselmo Fernandez (1918–2000), Portuguese architect and football coach
- Anthony Soter Fernandez (* 1932), Congolese religious, Archbishop of Kuala Lumpur
- Antonio Fernández (athlete) (born 1948), Spanish athlete
- Antonio Fernández (soccer player) (* 1985), Uruguayan soccer player
- Antonio Fernández (archer) (* 1991), Spanish archer
- Antonio Guzmán Fernández (1911–1982), Dominican businessman and politician
- Antonio M. Fernández (1902–1956), American politician
- Antonio Vidal Fernández (1928–2013), Cuban painter
- Arabela Fernández Rabener (* 1990), Spanish tennis player
- Ariel Fernandez (* 1957), Argentine-American physical chemist and pharmacist
- Arran Fernandez (* 1995), British mathematician
- Armando Fernández (* 1955), Mexican and German water polo player
- Augusto Fernández (soccer player) (* 1986), Argentine soccer player
- Augusto Fernández (racing driver) (* 1997), Spanish motorcycle racer
- Aureliano Fernández-Guerra (1816–1894), Spanish historian and writer
B.
- Baldomero Fernández Moreno (1886–1950), Argentine doctor and writer of Spanish origin
- Beatriz Fernández (* 1985), Spanish handball player
- Begoña Fernández (* 1980), Spanish handball player
- Benedikt Fernandez (* 1985), German soccer player
- Bernardino Fernández de Velasco (1783–1851), Spanish writer and politician
- Bingen Fernández (* 1972), Spanish cyclist
- Blanca Fernández Ochoa (1963–2019), Spanish ski racer
- Borja Fernández (* 1981), Spanish soccer player
- Brian Fernández (* 1994), Argentinian soccer player
C.
- Carlos Fernández (actor) (born 1932), Mexican actor
- Carlos Fernández (film producer) , film producer
- Carlos Fernández (referee) , Costa Rican soccer referee
- Carlos Fernández (soccer player, 1984) ( Carlos Osvaldo Fernández Maldonando ; * 1984), Peruvian soccer player
- Carlos Fernández (soccer player, 1990) (* 1990), Venezuelan soccer player
- Carlos Fernández (soccer player, February 1992) (* 1992), Honduran soccer player
- Carlos Fernández (soccer player, November 1992) (* 1992), Costa Rican soccer player
- Carlos Fernández (soccer player, 1996) ( Carlos Fernández Luna ; * 1996), Spanish soccer player
- Carlos Fernández Carranza , Uruguayan soccer player
- Carlos Fernández Casado (1905–1988), Spanish civil engineer
- Carlos Fernández Demeneghi , Mexican soccer player
- Carlos Fernández Gondín (1938–2017), Cuban politician, military and revolutionary
- Carlos Fernández González (* 1966), Mexican industrial manager
- Carlos Fernández-Pello , Spanish engineer
- Carlos Fernández Shaw (1865-1911), Spanish author
- Carlos Alberto Fernández (* 1907), Argentine diplomat
- Carlos Rafael Fernández (* 1954), Argentine politician
- Carmelo Fernández (1907), Venezuelan diplomat
- Carolina Fernández , Spanish singer
- Caué Fernández (* 1988), Brazilian soccer player
- Cecilio Fernández (* 1959), Spanish biathlete
- Celestino Fernández (1838–1907), Spanish clergyman and botanist
- Celestino Fernández y Fernández (1890–1980), Mexican clergyman, Bishop of Huajuapan de León
- César Fernández (sports shooter) , Uruguayan sports shooter
- César Fernández Ardavín (1923–2012), Spanish film director and screenwriter
- César Fernández García (* 1967), Spanish author for young people
- César Fernández Moreno (1919–1985), Argentine writer
- César Daniel Fernández (* 1954), Argentine clergyman, Bishop of Jujuy
- Charles Henry Fernandez , Antigua and Barbuda politician
- Cipriano García Fernández (* 1931), Spanish clergyman, prelate of Cafayate
- Clarisa Fernández (* 1981), Argentinian tennis player
- Clemente Fernández (1879–1952), Spanish religious priest, Prefect of Formosa
- Coco Fernández (1964 / 1965–2014), Uruguayan-Spanish composer and pianist
- Cristina Fernández (singer) (born 1946), Uruguayan singer
- Cristina Fernández Cubas (* 1945), Spanish writer and journalist
- Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (* 1953), Argentine politician
D.
- Dafne Fernández (* 1985), Spanish actress
- Dalixia Fernández (* 1977), Cuban beach volleyball player
- Danay Suárez Fernández (* 1985), Cuban rapper and R&B singer, see Danay Suárez
- Daniel Fernandez (chess player) (* 1985), American chess player
- Daniel Fernández Torres (* 1964), American clergyman
- Daniel Ceballos Fernández (* 1996), Spanish soccer player, see Dani Ceballos
- Daniel Howard Fernandez (* 1995), Singaporean-British chess player
- Daniel Moreno Fernández (* 1981), Spanish cyclist, see Daniel Moreno
- Daniel Rivas Fernández (1988–2015), Spanish motorcycle racer
- David Fernández Ortiz (pseudonym Rodolfo Chikilicuatre ; * 1970), Spanish comedian, actor, singer and voice actor
- David Fernández Borbalán (* 1973), Spanish football referee
- David Fernández Domingo (* 1977), Spanish cyclist
- Demetrio Fernández González (* 1950), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of Cordoba
- Diego Fernández (harpsichord maker) (1703–1775), Andalusian harpsichord maker
- Diego Fernández (cyclist) (* 1977), Uruguayan cyclist
- Diego Fernández (soccer player) (* 1995), Uruguayan soccer player
- Diego Fernández de Córdoba (1578–1630), Spanish colonial administrator
- Dioni Fernández (* 1952), Dominican merengue musician
- Dominique Fernandez (* 1929), French author and university lecturer
E.
- Eduard Fernández (* 1964), Spanish actor
- Eduard Fernández Roura (* 1979), Spanish handball player
- Eduardo Fernández (politician) (* 1940), Venezuelan politician
- Eduardo Fernández (* 1952), Uruguayan guitarist
- Eduardo Fernández de la Garza (* 1962), Mexican soccer player
- Eleuterio Fernández Huidobro (1942–2016), Uruguayan politician and writer
- Elías Fernández Albano (1845–1910), Chilean President
- Emiliano Fernández (* 1992), Uruguayan football player
- Emilio Fernández (1904–1986), Mexican actor and director
- Enrique Fernández (1912–1985), Uruguayan football player and coach
- Enrique Fernández (director) (* 1953), Uruguayan director
- Enzo Alan Zidane Fernández (* 1995), French-Spanish soccer player, see Enzo (soccer player)
- Ernesto Fernández (* 1960), Puerto Rican tennis player
- Estanislao Fernandez (1910–1982), Filipino judge and politician
- Eugenio Arellano Fernández (* 1944), Vicar Apostolic of Awasa
- Ewen Fernandez (* 1989), French inline speed skater
- Ezequiel Fernández Jaén (1886–1946), President of Panama
F.
- Fabricio Fernández (* 1993), Uruguayan football player
- Federico Fernández (rider) (* 1968), Mexican rider
- Federico Fernández (soccer player) (* 1989), Argentine soccer player
- Federico Richter Fernandez-Prada (1922–2011), Peruvian clergyman, Archbishop of Ayacucho o Huamanga
- Felipe Fernández García (1935–2012), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of San Cristóbal de La Laguna o Tenerife
- Félix Fernández (actor) (1899–1966), Spanish actor
- Félix Fernández (soccer player) (* 1967), Mexican soccer goalkeeper
- Fernando Fernández (actor) (1916–1999), Mexican actor, director and screenwriter
- Fernando Fernández (illustrator) (1940–2010), Spanish illustrator
- Fernando Fernández (chess player) (* 1990), Peruvian chess player
- Fernando Fernandez (soccer player) ( Fernando Fábian Fernández Acosta ; * 1992), Paraguayan soccer player
- Fernando Fernández de Córdova (1809–1883), Spanish lieutenant general and politician
- Fernando Fernández Escalante (1920–2005), Argentine diplomat
- Fernando Fernández Martín (* 1943), Spanish politician
- Fernando Fernández Monje , real name of Terremoto de Jerez (1934–1981), Spanish flamenco singer
- Fernando Fernández Pantoja , real name of Fernando Terremoto (1969-2010), Spanish flamenco singer
- Fernando Miguel Fernández ( Fernando ; * 1979), Spanish football player
- Fernando Ortiz Fernández (1881–1969), Cuban anthropologist, ethnologist and politician
- Florentino Fernández (boxer) (1936-2013), Cuban boxer
- Florentino Fernández (actor) (* 1972), Spanish actor, comedian and showmaster
- Francisco Fernández (soccer player) (* 1975), Chilean soccer player
- Francisco Fernández (cyclist) , Spanish cyclist
- Francisco Fernández de la Cueva (1619–1676), Viceroy of New Spain and Sicily
- Francisco Fernández de la Cueva Enríquez (1666–1733), Viceroy of New Spain
- Francisco Fernández Miranda (* 1986), Spanish water polo player
- Francisco Fernández Ochoa (1950–2006), Spanish ski racer
- Francisco Fernández Ordóñez (1930–1992), Spanish politician
- Francisco Fernández Rodríguez (* 1944), Spanish football player
- Francisco Antonio Pacheco Fernández (* 1940), Costa Rican politician and diplomat
- Francisco Moreno Fernández (military) (1883–1945), Spanish military
- Francisco Moreno Fernández (Linguist) (* 1960), Spanish sociolinguist
- Francisco Javier Fernández (* 1977), Spanish walker
- Francisco Javier García Fernández (* 1987), Spanish football player, see Javi García
- Francisco Javier Martínez Fernández (* 1947), Spanish clergyman, Archbishop of Granada
- Francisco José Pérez y Fernández-Golfín (1931–2004), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of Getafe
- Francisco Ricardo Oves Fernández (1928–1990), Cuban clergyman, Archbishop of San Cristóbal de la Habana
- François Fernandez (* 1960), French violinist
- Frank Fernández Tamayo (* 1944), Cuban pianist and composer
G
- Gabriel Fernandez (soccer player, 1977) , Uruguayan soccer player
- Gabriel Fernández (soccer player, 1994) (* 1994), Uruguayan soccer player
- Gabriel Fernández Arenas (* 1983), Spanish soccer player, see Gabi (soccer player)
- Gabriel Fernández Ledesma (1900–1983), Mexican artist
- Gabriel Diego Fernández (* 1976), Argentine basketball player
- Gabriel Héctor Fernández (* 1977), Argentinian football player
- Galo Fernández Villaseca (* 1961), Chilean clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Santiago de Chile
- García Fernández (Count) († 995), Count of Castile
- Gaspar Fernández (1566–1629), composer, organist and conductor of the Renaissance in Latin America, see Gaspar Fernandes
- Genaro Fernández McGregor (1883–1959), Mexican lawyer and university rector
- Gerardo Fernández (* 1977), Argentine cyclist
- Gerónimo Gutiérrez Fernández , Mexican politician
- Gigi Fernández (* 1964), American tennis player
- Gilberto Fernández (1935–2011), American clergyman, auxiliary bishop of Miami
- Gonzalo Fernández (politician) (* 1952), Uruguayan politician
- Gonzalo Fernández de Burgos (around 860 – around 915), Castilian count and military leader
- Gonzalo Fernández Castaño (* 1980), Spanish golfer
- Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba (1585–1635), Spanish general
- Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba y Aguilar (1453–1515), Spanish general and statesman
- Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo (1478–1557), Spanish historian and statesman
- Graciela Fernández Meijide (* 1931), Argentine human rights activist and politician
- Gregorio Fernández (around 1576–1636), Spanish sculptor
- Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri Fernández de Heredia (1916–1975), Spanish Roman Catholic professor and member of the Opus Dei personal prelature
- Guillén Fernández (* 1964), German neuroscientist and neurologist
- Guillermo Fernández (* 1986), Uruguayan football player
- Guillermo Fernández (artist) (* 1928), Uruguayan artist
- Guillermo Arriaga Fernández († 2014), Mexican dancer and choreographer
- Gustavo Fernández (soccer player, 1952) (* 1952), Uruguayan soccer player
- Gustavo Fernández (soccer player, 1990) (* 1990), Argentinian soccer player
- Gustavo Fernández (wheelchair tennis player) (* 1994), Argentinian wheelchair tennis player
- Gutierre Fernández Hidalgo (around 1547–1623), Spanish composer
- Guyon Fernandez (* 1986), Dutch football player
H
- Heriberto Andrés Bodeant Fernández (* 1955), Uruguayan clergyman, Bishop of Melo
- Hermenegildo Zepeda Fernández (1804–1880), Nicaraguan politician and Director Supremo (1845–1847)
- Hipólito Fernández Serrano ( Poli ; * 1977), Spanish football player
- Hugo Fernández Díez (* 1930), Chilean basketball player
- Hugo Fernández Faingold (* 1947), Uruguayan politician
- Hugo Fernández Vallejo (* 1945), Uruguayan football player and coach
- Humberto Fernández Morán (1924–1999), Venezuelan scientist
I.
- Ilan Fernández Uzzan (* 1966), Colombian fashion designer and former drug smuggler
- Inés Fernández-Ordóñez (* 1961), Spanish philologist
- Íñigo Fernández de Velasco y Mendoza (1462–1528), Spanish nobleman
- Íñigo Melchor Fernández de Velasco (1629–1696), Spanish military leader and statesman
- Ioseba Fernandez (* 1989), Spanish speed skater
- Irene Fernandez (1946–2014), Malaysian human rights activist
- Isabel Fernández (* 1972), Spanish judoka
J
- Jacqueline Fernandez (* 1985), Indian actress and model
- Jaime Fernandez (* 1971), Australian rower
- Jaime Sánchez Fernández (* 1973), Spanish football player
- Javier Fernández (soccer player) (* 1988), Spanish soccer player
- Javier Fernández Abruñedo , Spanish soccer player, see Bicho (soccer player)
- Javier Fernández Aguado (* 1961), Spanish economist and writer
- Javier Fernández Fernández (* 1948), Spanish politician
- Javier Fernández López (* 1991), Spanish figure skater
- Jean Fernandez (* 1954), French football player and coach
- Jérôme Fernandez (* 1977), French handball player and coach
- Jesús Fernández (football player) ( Jesús Fernández Collado ; * 1988), Spanish football goalkeeper
- Jesús Fernández (actor) , Spanish actor
- Jesús Fernández González (* 1955), Spanish bishop
- Jesús Fernández Oceja (* 1974), Spanish handball player
- Jesús Joaquín Fernández Sáez de la Torre (* 1993), Spanish soccer player, see called Suso (soccer player)
- Joachim O. Fernández (1896–1978), American politician
- Joaquín Fernández de Portocarrero (1681–1760), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of Sabina
- Joaquín Pertíñez Fernández (* 1952), Spanish religious, Bishop of Rio Branco
- Jonás Fernández (* 1979), Spanish politician
- Jorge Fernández (rider) (* 1968), Uruguayan rider
- Jorge Fernández Armas (* 1951), Spanish football player
- Jorge Fernández Madinabeitia (* 1972), Spanish model, actor and TV presenter
- Jorge Fernández (athlete) (* 1987), Cuban discus thrower
- Jorge Fernández Díaz (* 1950), Spanish politician (Partido Popular)
- José Fernández (diplomat) , Mexican diplomat and politician
- José Fernández (baseball player, 1896) (1896–1972), Cuban baseball player
- José Fernández (baseball player, 1974) (born 1974), Dominican baseball player
- José Fernández (baseball player, 1992) (1992-2016), Cuban baseball player
- José Fernández (baseball player, 1993) (* 1993), Dominican baseball player
- José Fernández Arteaga (* 1933), Mexican clergyman, Archbishop of Chihuahua
- José Fernández Bardesio (* 1962), Uruguayan guitarist
- José "Joseíto" Fernández Díaz (1908–1979), Cuban musician
- José Fernández Santini (* 1939), Peruvian football player and coach
- José Fernández-Villaverde (1902–1988), Spanish diplomat
- José Antonio Fernández (* 1965), Chilean tennis player
- José Antonio Fernández Hurtado (* 1952), Mexican clergyman, Archbishop of Tlalnepantla
- José Antonio Rodríguez Fernández , Cuban soccer player
- José Ignacio Fernández Iglesias (* 1990), Spanish soccer player, see Nacho (soccer player, 1990)
- José Jiménez Fernández (* 1943), Spanish actor and singer
- José María Montealegre Fernández (1815–1887), Costa Rican politician, president from 1859 to 1863
- José Miguel Fernández (* 1988), Cuban baseball player
- José Ramón Fernández (1923–2019), Cuban commander
- José Roberto Reynoso Fernandez Filho (* 1980), Brazilian show jumper
- José Trinidad Fernández Angulo (* 1964), Venezuelan bishop
- José Trinidad Muñoz Fernández (1790–1855), Nicaraguan general
- Joseph Gabriel Fernandez (* 1925), Indian clergyman, Bishop of Quilon
- Juan Fernández (Navigator) (1536–1604), Spanish navigator and explorer
- Juan Fernández (racing driver) (* 1930), Spanish car racing driver
- Juan Fernández (soccer player, 1948) (born 1948), Salvadoran soccer player
- Juan Fernández (actor) (born 1956), Dominican actor
- Juan Fernández (biathlete) (born 1963), Argentine biathlete
- Juan Fernández (soccer player, 1991) (* 1991), Uruguayan soccer player
- Juan Fernández de Boán (1549–1615), Spanish lawyer, Viceroy of Peru
- Juan Fernández de Heredia (around 1310–1396), Aragonese scribe and diplomat
- Juan Fernández Ladrillero (1495–1582), Spanish explorer
- Juan Fernández Martín (* 1957), Spanish cyclist
- Juan Fernández de Navarrete (around 1526–1579), Spanish painter
- Juan Antonio Fernández Palacios (* 1963), Cuban diplomat
- Juan Antonio González Fernández (* 1987), Spanish soccer player, see Juanan (soccer player)
- Juan Antonio Menéndez Fernández (1957–2019), Spanish clergyman
- Juan Carlos Fernández (tennis player) (born 1977), Puerto Rican tennis player
- Juan Carlos Fernández (cyclist) (* 1984), Spanish cyclist
- Juan E. Fernández (* 1961), Uruguayan journalist and writer
- Juan Manuel Fernández Pacheco (1650–1725), Spanish governor
- Juan María Fernández y Krohn (* 1950), Spanish assassin
- Juan Mora Fernández (1784-1854), Costa Rican politician, president 1824-1833
- Juan Pedro Cotillo Fernández (1914–1936), Spanish religious
- Juan Ramón Fernández (* 1980), Argentinian football player
- Julie Fernandez Fernandez (* 1972), Belgian politician
- Justino Fernández (director) , film director
- Justino Fernández García (1904–1972), Mexican art historian and critic
K
- Koldo Fernández (* 1981), Spanish cyclist
L.
- Leandro Fernández (* 1983), Argentine soccer player
- Leandro Fernández de Moratín (1760-1828), Spanish poet and playwright
- Leo Fernández (Poker Player) ( Leonardo Fernández ; * 1973), Argentine poker player
- Leo Fernandez (snooker player) (born 1976), Irish snooker player
- Leonardo Fernández (* 1998), Uruguayan football player
- Leonardo Alberto Fernández (* 1974), Bolivian-Argentinian football goalkeeper
- Leoncio Fernández Galilea (1892–1957), Spanish Catholic bishop
- Leonel Fernández (* 1953), lawyer, politician and former President of the Dominican Republic
- Leylah Annie Fernandez (* 2002), Canadian tennis player
- Liliana Fernández Steiner (* 1987), Spanish beach volleyball player
- Lorenzo Fernández (1900–1973), Uruguayan football player
- Lorenzo Antonio Fernández (1792–1852), Uruguayan clergyman, Bishop of Montevideo
- Luis Fernández (* 1959), French football player and coach
- Luis Fernández de Córdoba y Arce , Spanish military and governor
- Luis Fernández de Córdova (1798–1840), Spanish captain general
- Luis Fernandez-Gil , Spanish actor
- Luis Fernández Gutiérrez (* 1972), Spanish football player
- Luis Fernández Oliveira (* 1980), Spanish cyclist
- Luis Alberto Fernández (* 1946), Argentine clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Buenos Aires
- Luis Aurelio López Fernández (* 1993), Honduran soccer player, see Luis López (soccer player, 1993)
- Luis Enrique Fernández (* 1950), Mexican football player and coach
- Luis García Fernández (* 1981), Spanish football player
- Luis Romero Fernández (* 1954), Spanish clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Rockville Center
- Luis María Fernández Basualdo (1948–2010), Argentine politician
- Luisa Fernandez (* 1961), Spanish-German pop singer
M.
- Macedonio Fernández (1874–1952), Argentine writer
- Manny Fernandez (* 1974), Canadian ice hockey player
- Manuel Fernández (soccer player, 1922) (1922–1971), Spanish-French soccer player and coach
- Manuel Fernández (soccer player, 1989) (* 1989), Uruguayan soccer player
- Manuel Fernández Álvarez (1921-2010), Spanish historian
- Manuel Fernández Ansean , Argentine soccer player
- Manuel Fernández-Galiano (1918–1988), Spanish classical philologist
- Manuel Fernandez Gines , Spanish cyclist
- Manuel Fernández Juncos (1846–1928), Spanish journalist and author
- Manuel Fernández Musso (* 1988), Spanish biathlete
- Manuel José Fernández Chacón (1786–1841), Costa Rican politician, president 1835
- Manuel Herrero Fernández (* 1947), Spanish religious chaplain, Bishop of Palencia
- Manuel Pando Fernández de Pinedo (1792–1872), Spanish politician
- Marcelino Sánchez Fernández (1910–1936), Spanish Oblate of the Immaculate Virgin Mary, martyr
- Marcelo Fernández (* 1988), Uruguayan football player
- Marco Antonio Órdenes Fernández (* 1964), Chilean priest, Bishop of Iquique
- Marcos García Fernández (* 1986), Spanish cyclist
- Maria Antonia Vallejo Fernández ( La Caramba ; 1751–1787), Spanish actress and singer, see María Antonia Vallejo
- María Pía Fernández (* 1995), Uruguayan athlete
- María Teresa Fernández de la Vega (* 1949), Spanish politician
- Mariano Fernández (politician) (* 1945), Chilean journalist, diplomat and politician
- Mariano Fernández (badminton) , Argentine badminton player
- Mariano Fernández (soccer player) (* 1978), Argentinian soccer player
- Mariano Fernández de Echeverría y Veytia (1718–1780 / 1779), Mexican historian
- Mariano Fernández Maldonado (born 1933), Mexican football player
- Mariano Fazio Fernández (* 1960), Argentine clergyman, Roman Catholic theologian and vicar general of Opus Dei
- Martín Fernández de Enciso (around 1470 – around 1528), Spanish geographer and cartographer
- Mary Joe Fernández (* 1971), American tennis player
- Matías Fernández (* 1986), Chilean football player
- Mauro Fernández Acuña (1843–1905), Costa Rican politician
- Mercedes Fernández (* 1980), Argentine weightlifter
- Michel Fernandez García (* 1983), Cuban racing cyclist
- Miguel Fernandez (* 1974), German comic artist, author and cartoonist
- Millane Fernandez (* 1986), German pop singer
N
- Nahuel Fernández (* 1999), Uruguayan football player
- Nicolás Fernández (1875–1973), Mexican revolutionary and general
- Nuria Fernández (* 1976), Spanish medium and long distance runner
O
- Oliver Fernández (* 1972), Mexican tennis player
- Orlando Fernandez (born 1963), Puerto Rican boxer
- Oscar Gerardo Fernández Guillén (* 1949), Costa Rican clergyman, Bishop of Puntarenas
- Oscar Lorenzo Fernández (1897–1948), Brazilian composer
P
- Patrick Fernandez (* 1952), French motorcycle racer
- Patrick Fernández Flores (1929–2017), American clergyman, Archbishop of San Antonio
- Pedro Fernández (sailor) , Cuban sailor
- Pedro Fernández (singer) (actually José Martín Cuevas Cobos ; * 1969), Mexican singer
- Pedro Fernández Camacho (* 1977), Venezuelan football player
- Pedro Fernández Cantero (* 1946), Paraguayan football player
- Pedro Fernández Castillejos (* 1952), Spanish boxer, see Perico Fernández
- Pedro Fernández de Castro y Andrade (1560–1622), Spanish nobleman
- Pedro Fernández de Castro el Castellano (around 1155–1214), Castilian nobleman
- Pedro Fernández de Castro el de la Guerra († 1342), Galician nobleman
- Pedro Fernández de Fuentecalada (also Pedro Fernández de Castro "Potestad" ; 1115–1184), Grand Master of the Order of Santiago
- Pedro Fernández de Guadalupe (early 16th century), Spanish Renaissance painter
- Pedro Fernández Hermida (* 1976), Spanish racing cyclist
- Pedro Fernández de Murcia (early 16th century), Spanish Renaissance painter
- Pedro Fernández del Pulgar (1621–1697), Spanish cleric and historian
- Pedro Fernández de Quirós (1565–1614), Portuguese navigator
- Pedro Fernández de Villegas (1453–1536), Spanish humanist and translator
- Pedro I. Fernández de Córdoba y Figueroa (1518–1552), 4th Count of Feria and Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece
- Pedro Antonio Fernández de Castro (1632–1672), Spanish nobleman, viceroy of Peru
- Percival Joseph Fernandez (* 1935), Indian clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Bombay
- Percy Fernández , Bolivian politician, Mayor of Santa Cruz de la Sierra
- Perico Fernández (1952-2016), Spanish boxer
- Peter Fernandez (1927-2010), American voice actor
- Pilar Fernández de la Mora (1867–1929), Spanish pianist and music teacher
- Próspero Fernández Oreamuno (1834–1885), Costa Rican politician, president 1882–1885
R.
- Rafael Amador (Fernández) (* 1960), Spanish guitarist
- Raimundo Fernández Villaverde (1848–1905), Spanish politician
- Raimundo Amador (Fernández) (* 1959), Spanish guitarist
- Ramón Fernández (director) (1930-2006), Mexican film director
- Ramon Fernandez (actor) (* around 1980), Spanish-American actor, producer and director
- Ramón Benito Ángeles Fernández (* 1949), Dominican clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Santo Domingo
- Ramón José Aponte Fernández (* 1948), Venezuelan clergyman, Bishop of Valle de la Pascua
- Raúl Fernández (basketball player) (1905– ??), Mexican basketball player
- Raúl Fernández (soccer player) , Bolivian soccer player
- Raúl Fernández (javelin thrower) (* 1954), Cuban javelin thrower
- Raúl Fernández (Judoka) (* 1972), Spanish judoka
- Raúl Fernández (long jumper) (* 1978), Spanish long jumper
- Raúl Fernández (soccer player, 1985) (* 1985), Chilean soccer goalkeeper
- Raúl Fernández (football player, 1988) (* 1988), Spanish football goalkeeper
- Raúl Fernández (racing driver) (* 2000), Spanish motorcycle racer
- Raúl Fernández Valverde (* 1985), Peruvian football goalkeeper
- Raymond Fernandez (1914–1951), American serial killer, see The Lonely Hearts Killers
- René Fernández (1906–1956), Bolivian football player
- René Fernández Apaza (1924–2013), Bolivian clergyman, Archbishop of Cochabamba
- Roberto Fernández (musician) (* 1937), Argentine musician
- Roberto Fernández (soccer player, 1954) ( Roberto Eladio Fernández Roa ; * 1954), Paraguayan soccer player
- Roberto Fernández (soccer player, 1979) (* 1979), Spanish soccer player
- Roberto Fernández (soccer player, 1998) ( Roberto Nicolás Fernández Fagúndez ; * 1998), Uruguayan soccer player
- Roberto Fernández Balbuena (1891–1966), Spanish-Mexican painter and architect
- Roberto Fernández Bonillo (* 1962), Spanish football player
- Roberto Fernández Ibáñez (* 1955), Uruguayan photographer
- Roberto Fernández Retamar (* 1930), Cuban writer
- Roberto González Fernández (* 1948), Spanish painter
- Roberto Júnior Fernández (* 1988), Paraguayan football player
- Rodrigo Fernández (soccer player, 1968) (* 1968), Mexican soccer player
- Rodrigo Fernández (soccer player, 1996) (* 1996), Uruguayan soccer player
- Rogelio Fernández , Uruguayan athlete
- Rommel Fernández (1966–1993), Panamanian football player
- Rosa Fernández (* 1957), Cuban shot putter
- Rosario Fernández (* 1955), Peruvian politician, prime minister and minister of justice
- Rowen Fernandez (* 1978), South African soccer player
- Rubén Fernández (* 1991), Spanish cyclist
- Rudy Fernández (* 1985), Spanish basketball player
- Ruth Fernández (1919–2012), Puerto Rican singer
- Ruy Fernández de Fuenmayor (1603–1651), Spanish governor of Venezuela
S.
- Sabine Fernandez (* 1978), German actress
- Saleta Fernández (* 1997), Spanish high jumper
- Salvador Fernández Ramírez (1896–1983), Spanish Hispanist and grammarian
- Santiago Fernández y González Barriga (1768–1847), Chilean President 1823
- Santiago Huerta Fernández (* 1955), Spanish architect and historian of construction technology
- Saúl Fernández García ( Saúl ; * 1985), Spanish football player
- Sebastián Fernández (soccer player, 1985) ( Sebastián Bruno Fernández Miglierina ; * 1985), Uruguayan soccer player
- Sebastián Fernández (football player, 1989) ( Sebastián Mauricio Fernández Presa ; * 1989), Uruguayan football player
- Sebastián Fernández (racing driver) ( Sebastián Fernández Wahbeh ; * 2000), Venezuelan automobile racing driver
- Sergio Fernández (walker) (* 1993), Spanish walker
- Sergio Fernández (hurdler) (* 1993), Spanish hurdler
- Sergio Fernández Barroso (* 1946), Cuban composer, see Sergio Barroso
- Sergio Fernández Fernández (* 1939), Chilean politician
- Sergio Fernández González (rower) (* 1967), Argentine rower
- Sergio Fernández González (soccer player) (born 1977), Spanish soccer player
- Sergio García Fernández (* 1980), Spanish golfer, see Sergio García (golfer)
- Shiloh Fernandez (* 1985), American actor and model
- Silvio Fernandez (* 1979), Venezuelan fencer
- Stefanía Fernández (* 1990), Venezuelan model, Miss Universe 2009
T
- Teodoro Fernández (1913–1996), Peruvian soccer player
- Teresita Fernández († 2013), Cuban songwriter
- Torcuato Fernández-Miranda (1915–1980), Spanish lawyer and Prime Minister
U
- Ubaldo Evaristo Cibrián Fernández (1906–1965), Spanish clergyman, Prelate of Corocoro
V
- Vicente Fernández (* 1940), Mexican ranchero singer
- Víctor Fernández Braulio (* 1960), Spanish football coach
- Víctor Fernández López (* 1984), Spanish windsurfer
- Víctor Manuel Fernández (Archbishop) (* 1962), Argentine clergyman and Archbishop of La Plata
- Víctor Manuel Fernández Gutiérrez ( Víctor ; * 1974), Spanish football player
W.
- Walter Fernández (soccer player, 1960) , Argentine soccer player
- Walter Fernandez (soccer player, 1965) (* 1965), Swiss soccer player
- Walter Fernández (soccer player, 1988) (* 1988), Uruguayan soccer player
- Walter Fernández (soccer player, 1989) (* 1989), Spanish soccer player
- Wenceslao Fernández Flórez (1885–1964), Spanish journalist and writer
- Wilhelmenia Fernandez (* 1949), American soprano
- Winifer Fernández (* 1995), Dominican national volleyball player
X
- Xabier Fernández (* 1976), Spanish sailor
- Xosé Fernández Ferreiro (1931–2015), Galician writer
Y
- Yanga R. Fernández (* 1971), Canadian-American astronomer
- Yonathan Jesús Fernández García (* 1986), Chilean biathlete