Recife - Notable People

Notable People

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  • (Pele) words best footballer
  • Francisco Brennand, sculptor, painter and ceramist.
  • Gilberto Freyre, sociologist, poet and writer.
  • Antônio Maria, composer.
  • Bezerra da Silva, composer.
  • Alceu Valença, composer.
  • Bruno Garcia, actor.
  • Chico Science, composer.
  • Nelson Ferreira, composer and musician
  • Fred Zero Quatro, composer.
  • João Cabral de Melo Neto, poet and writer.
  • José Leite Lopes, physicist.
  • Josué de Castro, humanist and writer
  • Juninho Pernambucano, footballer.
  • Joaquim Nabuco, writer, journalist and diplomat.
  • Lenine, composer.
  • Manuel Bandeira, poet and writer.
  • Naná Vasconcelos, composer.
  • Nelson Rodrigues, poet and writer.
  • Otto, composer.
  • Paulo Freire, educator, poet and writer.
  • Rivaldo, footballer.
  • Robyn Regehr, ice hockey player.
  • Vavá, footballer.
  • Junior Assuncao, mixed martial artist.
  • Guilherme Berenguer, actor.
  • Marco Nanini, actor.
  • Mário Schenberg, electrical engineer, physicist, art critic and writer.
  • Romero Britto, Sculptor and painter.
  • Walter Wanderley, organist and pianist.

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