Reyes
Reyes stands for:
- Reyes (Beni) , city in Beni department, Bolivia
- Reyes (given name) , female given name
- Municipio Reyes , district in the province of José Ballivián, Beni department, Bolivia
Reyes is a family name that may refer to:
A.
- Abdón Reyes , Uruguayan soccer player
- Al Reyes (born 1970), American baseball player
- Alejandro Reyes (* 1984), Uruguayan football player
- Alen Reyes , Uruguayan cyclist
- Alfonso Reyes (poet) (1889–1959), Mexican poet, essayist and diplomat
- Alfonso Reyes (basketball player) (born 1971), Spanish basketball player
- Alfonso Reyes Ramos (1913–1969), Mexican clergyman, Bishop of Ciudad Valles
- Alina Reyes (* 1956), French writer
- Andy Reyes (* 1999), Costa Rican soccer player
- Ángel Reyes (1889–1941), Cuban composer and violinist
- Angelo Reyes (1945–2011), Filipino politician
- Anthony Reyes (born 1981), American baseball player
- Arturo Lona Reyes (* 1925), Mexican clergyman, Bishop of Tehuantepec
- Aurora Reyes Flores (1908–1985), Mexican artist
B.
- Benjamin Barrera y Reyes (1902–1999), Salvadoran religious, Bishop of Santa Ana
- Bernardo Reyes (1850–1913), Mexican general and politician
C.
- Canuto Reyes , Mexican revolutionary
- Cristo Reyes (* 1987), Spanish darts player
D.
- Daniel Reyes (* 1972), Colombian boxer
- Dennys Reyes (* 1977), Mexican baseball player
- Diego Antonio Reyes (* 1992), Mexican soccer player
- Diego Reyes Sandoval (* 1990), Honduran soccer player
E.
- Efren Reyes (born 1954), Filipino pool player
- Ermen Reyes-Napoles (* 1989), German basketball player
- Ernesto Soto Reyes (1899–1972), Mexican diplomat
- Ernie Reyes, Jr. (born 1972), American actor, martial artist, choreographer, director and producer
F.
- Faustino Reyes (* 1975), Spanish boxer
- Felipe Reyes (* 1980), Spanish basketball player
- Franklin Reyes († 2014), Cuban photographer and photojournalist
G
- Gabriel M. Reyes (1892–1952), Filipino clergyman, Archbishop of Manila
- Gabriel Villaruz Reyes (* 1941), Filipino clergyman, Bishop of Antipolo
- Gastón Reyes (* 1993), Uruguayan weightlifter
- Guillermo Reyes (* 1986), Uruguayan football player
H
- Henry Darío Mejía Reyes (1991-2014), Honduran football player
- Hernando Siles Reyes (1882–1942), Bolivian lawyer
- Hipólito Reyes Larios (* 1946), Mexican clergyman, Archbishop of Jalapa
J
- Jaime Reyes Salazar , Mexican soccer player
- Jesús Reyes Ferreira (1880–1977), Mexican artist
- Jimmy Reyes (* 1989), Dominican soccer player
- Joaquín Reyes (* 1974), Spanish comedian, actor and illustrator
- Joaquín Reyes Chávez (* 1978), Mexican football player
- Jonny Eduardo Reyes Sequera (* 1952), Venezuelan religious, Vicar Apostolic of Puerto Ayacucho
- Jorcerys Montilla Reyes (* 1995), Venezuelan chess player, see Jorcerys Montilla
- José Reyes (composer) (1835–1905), Dominican composer
- José Reyes (singer) (1928–1979), French flamenco singer
- José Reyes (baseball player) (born 1983), Dominican baseball player
- José Reyes Meza (* 1924), Mexican artist
- José Antonio Reyes (1983-2019), Spanish football player
- José Pilar Reyes (* 1955), Mexican football goalkeeper
- Juan Bautista Espínola Reyes (1894–1923), Dominican musician and composer
- Juan Carlos Reyes (* 1976), Uruguayan football player
- Judy Reyes (* 1967), American actress and screenwriter
K
- Krystal Reyes (* 1996), Filipino actress
L.
- Lisandro Fernandez Reyes (* 1983), Colombian chess player
- LJ Reyes (* 1987), Filipino actress
- Lucha Reyes (singer, 1906) (1906–1944), Mexican singer and actress
- Lucha Reyes (singer, 1936) (1936–1973), Peruvian singer
- Luis Reyes (athlete) (* 1968), Mexican long-distance runner
- Luis Reyes Ayala (1914-2008), Mexican soccer player
- Luis Bedoya Reyes (* 1919), Peruvian politician, mayor of Lima
- Luis Morales Reyes (* 1936), Mexican clergyman, Archbishop of San Luis Potosí
- Luis Alberto Reyes (* 1958), Honduran football player
- Luis Eduardo Reyes (* 1954), Colombian soccer player
- Luis Ricardo Reyes (* 1991), Mexican soccer player
M.
- Macarena Reyes (* 1984), Chilean long jumper
- Manfred Oettl Reyes (* 1993), Peruvian ski racer
- Manolito Reyes ( El Pozí ; 1941–2012), Spanish comedian
- Margarito Soto Reyes , Mexican suspected drug smuggler
- Mario Payssé Reyes (1913–1988), Uruguayan architect
- Miguel Ángel Reyes Varela (* 1987), Mexican tennis player
- Miguel Ángel Menéndez Reyes (1904–1982), Mexican diplomat
- Monica Reyes (actually Monica Reyes Heisenberg ; * 1981), Austrian singer and actress
N
- Nap Reyes (1919–1995), Cuban baseball player
- Narciso G. Reyes (1914–1996), Filipino diplomat and writer
- Natalia Reyes (* 1987), Colombian actress
O
- Ornella Oettl Reyes (* 1991), Peruvian ski racer
- Oscar Reyes (* 1977), English environmentalist and author
P
- Pedro Reyes (boxer) (born 1959), Cuban boxer
- Pedro Reyes (actor) (1961-2015), Spanish actor and comedian
- Pedro Reyes (soccer player) ( Pedro Antonio Reyes González ; * 1972), Chilean soccer player
- Pedro Reyes (artist) (* 1972), Mexican sculptor and architect
- Pedro Reyes (carom player) , Ecuadorian carom player
R.
- Radhamés Reyes Alfau (1923–2006), Dominican composer, musician and arranger
- Rafael Reyes (1849–1921), Colombian explorer, diplomat and politician, president 1904 to 1909
- Raúl Reyes (1948-2008), Colombian guerrilla fighter
- Rosie Reyes (born 1939), Mexican tennis player
S.
- Salvador Reyes (1936–2012), Mexican soccer player
- Salvador Luis Reyes (* 1968), Mexican football player and coach
- Sandra Reyes (* 1975), Colombian actress
- Sandy Reyes (* before 1981), Dominican merengue singer
- Sergio Reyes (* 1981), American marathon runner
- Silvestre Reyes (* 1944), American politician
- Sofía Reyes (* 1995), Mexican pop singer
U
- Ulises Antonio Gutiérrez Reyes (* 1951), Venezuelan clergyman, Archbishop of Ciudad Bolívar
- Úrsulo Galván Reyes (1893–1930), Mexican politician
V
- Víctor Manuel Román y Reyes (1872–1950), Nicaraguan politician, president 1947 to 1950
- Virgilio de los Reyes , Filipino lawyer, university professor and politician
Additional:
REYES stands for:
- REYES (computer graphics) (Renders Everything You Ever Saw) , computer graphics system
See also:
