Serrano
Serrano means:
- "Bergland" in Spanish and Portuguese, see Sierra (geography)
- Serrano (Cordoba) , place in Argentina
- Serrano (people) , Shoshone people in California
- Serrano (chilli) , variety of chilli of the species Capsicum annuum
- Puerto Serrano , town in the Spanish province of Cádiz
- Río Serrano , river in southern Chile
- Los Serrano , Spanish TV series
- The Serrano case , German title of a French film from 1977
- Serrano ham , Spanish air-dried ham
Serrano is a family name for the following people:
- Alberto Serrano Dolader (* 1958), Spanish journalist and writer
- Alberto C. Serrano , American psychotherapist
- Alberto Castellón Serrano (* 1956), Spanish mathematician, university professor and writer
- Alejandro Serrano Caldera (* 1938), Nicaraguan diplomat
- Amanda Serrano (* 1988), Puerto Rican boxer
- Andres Serrano (born 1950), American photographer and artist
- Antonio Serrano (football player, 1954) ( Antonio Serrano González ; * 1954), Spanish football player
- Antonio Serrano (actor) (born 1955), Mexican actor and director
- Antonio Serrano (athlete) (born 1965), Spanish long-distance runner
- Antonio Serrano (musician) (* 1974), Spanish harmonica player
- Antonio Serrano (soccer player, 1979) ( Antonio Carlos Serrano Dávila ; * 1979/1980), Peruvian soccer player
- Arturo Serrano Plaja (1909–1979), Spanish poet, Romanist and Hispanist in the USA
- Carlos Seco Serrano (1923-2020), Spanish historian
- David Serrano (* 1968), Spanish badminton player
- Diego Serrano (* 1973), American actor
- Eduardo Serrano (composer) (1911–2008), Venezuelan musician, conductor and composer
- Eduardo Serrano (actor) (born 1942), Venezuelan actor
- Eduardo Serrano (film editor) , film editor
- Eduardo Serrano Iglesias, El Güito (* 1942), Spanish dancer
- Elkin Serrano (* 1984), Colombian soccer player
- Emilio Serrano (1850–1939), Spanish composer
- Enrique Serrano (1891–1965), Spanish-Argentine actor
- Francisco Serrano , Spanish form of Francisco Serrão († 1521), Portuguese captain and explorer
- Francisco Serrano (triathlete) (* 1980), Mexican triathlete
- Francisco Serrano (paleontologist) , Spanish triathlete
- Francisco J. Serrano (1900–1982), Mexican architect
- Francisco R. Serrano (1889–1927), Mexican revolutionary, general and politician
- Francisco Serrano Domínguez (1810–1885), Spanish general and politician
- Francisco Serrano (writer) (1862–1941), Portuguese writer, musician, ethnographer and journalist
- Gilberto Serrano (* 1970), Venezuelan lightweight boxer, WBA world champion
- Grace Serrano Zameza (* 2006), German actress
- Héctor Escobar Serrano (1904–1986), Salvadoran politician and diplomat
- Humberto Serrano († 2013), Argentine actor
- Inma Serrano (* 1968), Spanish songwriter
- Irma Serrano (* 1933), a Mexican musician, actress, screenwriter, film producer and politician
- Ismael Serrano (* 1974), Spanish songwriter
- J. Francisco Serrano Cacho (* 1937), Mexican architect
- Jamal Manuel Issa Serrano (* 1996), German rapper, see Jamule
- Jennifer Serrano (* 19 ??), Spanish singer
- Jesús Serrano (* 1978), Spanish trap shooter
- Jesús Serrano Pastor (1902–1997), Spanish bishop
- Jorge Antonio Serrano Elias (* 1945), President of Guatemala from 1991 to 1993
- José Serrano (Jesuit) (1634–1713), Spanish religious
- José Serrano (politician) (* 1943), American politician
- José Serrano Simeón (1873–1941), Spanish composer
- José Alberto Serrano Antón (* 1942), Spanish theologian and missionary, Bishop of Hwange
- José Manuel Serrano (* 1981), Spanish football player
- Josep Serrano (* 1975), Andorran football player
- Juan René Serrano (* 1984), Mexican archer
- Julien Serrano (* 1998), French football player
- Julieta Serrano (born 1933), Spanish actress
- Lamberto H. Obregón Serrano , Mexican Ambassador
- Laura Cuenca Serrano (* 1987), German actress
- Luis Martínez Serrano (1900–1970), Mexican pianist, composer and conductor from Spain
- Lupe Serrano (* 1930), Chilean ballet dancer
- Manuel Serrano (* 1972), East Timorese diplomat
- Manuel de Jesús Serrano Abad (1898–1971), Ecuadorian clergyman, Archbishop of Cuenca
- Marcela Serrano (* 1951), Chilean writer
- Marcos Serrano (* 1972), Spanish racing cyclist
- Matias Nieto Serrano (1813–1902), medic
- Miguel Serrano (1917–2009), Chilean politician and writer
- Mirsha Serrano (1979-2007), Mexican soccer player
- Nestor Serrano (born 1955), American actor
- Octavio Rivero Serrano (* 1929), Mexican pulmonologist and Rector of UNAM
- Óscar Serrano (track and field athlete) ( Óscar Serrano González ; * 1973), Spanish track and field athlete
- Óscar Serrano (cyclist) (* 1978), Spanish cyclist
- Óscar Serrano Gámez (* 1978), Spanish tennis player
- Óscar Serrano Rodríguez (* 1981), Spanish football player
- Pablo Serrano (1908–1985), Spanish sculptor
- Paul Serrano (1932–2015), American jazz trumpeter and sound engineer
- Pedro Serrano (Navigator) , Spanish Navigator
- Pedro Serrano (diplomat) , Spanish diplomat
- Rafael Serrano (* 1987), Spanish cyclist
- Rafaela Serrano Rodríguez (1862–1938), Cuban pianist and music teacher of Spanish origin
- Ramón Serrano Súñer (1901-2003), Spanish politician
- Ramón Freire y Serrano (1787–1851), Chilean politician and officer
- Ricardo Serrano (* 1978), Spanish cyclist
- Roger Serrano (* 1991), Spanish triathlete
- Rosita Serrano (1914–1997), Chilean singer
- Samuel Serrano (born 1952), Puerto Rican boxer
- Samuel Pulido Serrano (* 1983), Spanish biathlete
- Sonia Serrano (* 1972), Swiss actress
- Urania Mella Serrano (1899–1945), Galician politician and forerunner of feminism
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