Montes
Montes (Spanish mountains ) is the name of the following places:
- Montes (Alcobaça) , municipality in Portugal
- Montes (Uruguay) , city in Uruguay
- Montes (Venezuela) , municipality in the state of Sucre, Venezuela
Montes or Montés is the surname of the following people:
- Adolfo González Montes (* 1946), Spanish clergyman, Bishop of Almería
- Alessio Castro-Montes (* 1997), Belgian football player
- Alfonso Montes (* 1955), Venezuelan composer and guitarist
- Amparo Montes (1925–2002), Mexican singer
- Ana Montes (* 1957), American analyst for the US intelligence service Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and spy for the Cuban intelligence service DI
- Andrés Montes (1955–2009), Spanish journalist
- António Montes Moreira (* 1935), Portuguese clergyman, Bishop of Bragança-Miranda
- Antonio Zambrano-Montes (1980-2015), Mexican
- Carlos Montes (1966-2014), Spanish basketball player
- Daniel Montes de Oca (musician) , Venezuelan musician
- Daniel Montes de Oca (soccer player) (born 1952), Mexican soccer player
- Daniel Montes de Oca (tennis player) (born 1962), Uruguayan tennis player
- Elisa Montés (* 1934), Spanish actress
- Federico Montes Alanís (1884–1950), Mexican diplomat
- Francisco Montes (soccer player) (born 1943), Mexican soccer player
- Francisco Montes de Oca y Saucedo (1837–1885), Mexican politician and military doctor
- Francisco de Paula Díaz y Montes (1833–1891), Mexican clergyman, Bishop of Colima
- Gaspar Montes Iturrioz (1901–1998), Basque landscape painter
- Gonzalo Montes (* 1994), Uruguayan football player
- Gracia Montes (* 1936), Spanish singer
- Jesús Sanz Montes (* 1955), Spanish priest, Archbishop of Oviedo
- José Montes-Baquer (1935–2010), Spanish film and television director
- José Francisco Montes Fonseca (1830–1888), Honduran politician, President 1862/1863
- José María Montes (1920–2011), Argentine clergyman, Bishop of Chascomús
- José María Ignacio Montes de Oca y Obregón (1840–1921), Mexican clergyman, Bishop of San Luis Potosí
- Juan Pablo Montes (* 1985), Honduran football player
- Luis Montes (* 1986), Mexican soccer player
- Manny Montes (* 1981), Puerto Rican reggaeton musician
- Manuel Montes de Oca (politician, 1804) (1804–1841), Spanish military and politician
- Manuel Montes de Oca (politician, 1867) (1867–1934), Argentine politician
- Nelson Montes , Uruguayan soccer player
- Oscar Antonio Montes (1924–2012), Argentine politician
- Osvaldo Montes (bandoneonist) (1934–2014), Argentine bandoneonist and tango composer
- Osvaldo Montes (composer) (* 1952), Argentine film composer
- Pablo Montes (track and field athlete) (1945-2008), Cuban track and field athlete
- Pablo Montes (handball player) , Uruguayan handball player
- Rafael Montes de Oca , Mexican painter, ornithologist
- Salvador Montes de Oca (1895–1944), Venezuelan clergyman, Bishop of Valencia
- Segundo Montes (1933–1989), Spanish-Salvadoran theologian and university professor
- Yolanda Montes (* 1932), American dancer, singer and actress
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