Guerra

Guerra is an Italian , Spanish and Portuguese surname, originally derived from a nickname , meaning " war ".

Name bearer

• Abílio de Guerra Junqueiro (1850–1923), Portuguese poet
• Alberto Guerra (* 1944), Mexican football player and coach
• Alceni Guerra (* 1945), Brazilian politician
• Alejandro Guerra (* 1985), Venezuelan football player
• Ana Guerra Morales (* 1994), Spanish singer
• Ana Maria Guerra Martins (* 1963), Portuguese lawyer and judge at the European Court of Human Rights
• Andrea Guerra (composer) (born 1961), Italian composer
• Andrea Guerra (soccer player) (born 1972), Italian soccer player
• Aníbal Nieto Guerra (* 1949), Spanish chaplain, Bishop of San Jacinto de Yaguachi
• Antonio Guerra (choreographer) (1810–1846), Italian choreographer
• Antonio Guerra (1920–2012), Italian screenwriter and poet, see Tonino Guerra
• Antonio Guerra (politician) (* 1955), Colombian politician
• Armand Guerra (1886–1939), Spanish actor, director, screenwriter and writer
• Aureliano Fernández-Guerra (1816–1894), Spanish historian, antiquarian and writer
• César Guerra-Peixe (1914–1993), Brazilian composer
• Ciro Guerra (* 1981), Colombian film director
• Elena Guerra (athlete) (* 1976), Uruguayan athlete
• Elena Guerra (tennis player) (born 1966), Spanish tennis player
• Felice Ambrogio Guerra Fezza (1866–1957), Italian priest and missionary, Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba
• Francesco Guerra (* 1942), Italian physicist
• García Guerra (1545–1612), Spanish religious, Archbishop of Mexico and Viceroy of New Spain
• Héctor Guerra (* 1978), Spanish cyclist
• Helena Guerra (also Elena Guerra ; 1835–1914), Italian nun
• Hugo Guerra (1966-2018), Uruguayan football player
• Humberto López y Guerra (* 1942), Cuban-Swedish filmmaker, journalist and writer
• Jaime Guerra (rider) (1964–2018), Mexican show jumper
• Jaime Guerra (athlete) (* 1999), Spanish athlete
• Javi Guerra (* 1982), Spanish football player
• Joaquim Guerra (1908–1993), Portuguese sinologist, Jesuit and missionary
• José Guerra (diplomat) , Uruguayan diplomat
• José Guerra Campos (1920–1997), Spanish theologian and philosopher
• José de Bustamante y Guerra (1759–1825), Spanish politician and navigator
• José Sánchez-Guerra Martínez (1859–1935), Spanish politician
• José Amado Ricardo Guerra , Cuban brigadier general and politician
• José Antonio Guerra (* 1979), Cuban water diver
• José Armando Guerra Menchero (1942–2007), Cuban diplomat
• José Francisco Guerra (* 1968), Spanish fencer
• José Luis Guerra (* 1944), Uruguayan musician, see Pepe Guerra

• Juan Carlos Guerra (historian) (1860–1941), Spanish historian, genealogist, lawyer and writer
• Juan Carlos Guerra (referee) (* 1977), Guatemalan football referee
• Juan Luis Guerra (* 1957), Dominican singer, guitarist and composer
• Learco Guerra (1902–1963), Italian racing cyclist
• Lisandra Guerra (* 1987), Cuban cyclist
• Max Welch Guerra (* 1956), Chilean-German political scientist and urban planner
• Michael Guerra (* 1995), Uruguayan football player
• Miguel Ángel Guerra (* 1953), Argentine racing car driver
• Mondo Guerra (* 1978), American fashion designer
• Octacílio Pinheiro Guerra (1909–1967), Brazilian soccer player
• Pablo de la Guerra (1819–1874), American politician
• Patricia Guerra (* 1965), Spanish sailor
• Paulo Guerra (* 1970), Portuguese long-distance runner
• Pedro Guerra (* 1966), Spanish songwriter
• Pedro Ceballos Guerra (1759–1839), Spanish diplomat and politician
• Pedro José Domingo de Guerra (1809–1879), President of Bolivia
• Pepe Guerra ( José Luis Guerra ; * 1944), Uruguayan singer, guitarist and composer
• Pietro Guerra (* 1943), Italian racing cyclist
• Raissa Andrea Guerra (* 1993), Uruguayan swimmer
• René Guerra (* 1946), French Slavist, literary historian and art collector
• René Guerra (film director) , Brazilian film director
• Ricardo Guerra Tejada (1927–2007), Mexican philosopher and diplomat
• Rita Guerra (* 1967), Portuguese singer
• Roberto Guerra (filmmaker) (1942–2014), Peruvian-American filmmaker
• Roberto Guerra (actor) (* 1973), Swiss actor
• Roberto Guerra (boxer) (born 1979), Cuban boxer
• Roberto Guerra (basketball player) (born 1983), Spanish basketball player
• Ruy Guerra (born 1931), Brazilian director
• Samuel Guerra (* 1993), Swiss ice hockey player
• Saverio Guerra (born 1964), American actor
• Sofia Pomba Guerra , Portuguese pharmacist, teacher and communist resistance fighter
• Tonino Guerra (1920–2012), Italian screenwriter and poet
• Uinter Guerra (* 1990), Swiss ice hockey player
• Vida Guerra (* 1974), Cuban photo model
• Victória Guerra (* 1989), Portuguese actress
• Wendy Guerra (* 1970), Cuban writer
• William Guerra (* 1968), San Marino football player

Others

• Guerra (Texas) , location in the US state of Texas

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Guerra on surnames.behindthename.com (English)