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The following is a list of notable Spanish Filipinos. A Spanish Filipino is any citizen or resident of the Philippines who is of Spanish or Hispanic origin.

Aljo Bendijo, currently broadcasting journalistic for Sentro Balita weekdays
Ali Sotto, actress, radio am broadcasting, currently broadcasting journalistic for GMA News TV
Hermano Pule, historic lay brother, historic late religious group
Charlie Davao, actor
Ricky Davao, actor, host, director
Jerald Napoles, theater actor, comedian, television host
Kiray Celis, actress, comedian
Kim Flores, singer
Lou Diamond Phillips, actor
Lea Salonga, opm singer, actress
Maria Isabel Lopez, veteran beauty queen title holder
Mark Dacascos, actor, martial artist
Mark Bautista, singer, model
Juancho Trivino, actor, model
Mark Herras, actor, dancer
Yam Concepcion, actress
Rodjun Cruz, actor
Bela Padilla, actress
Jose Abad Santos, historic chief justice
Polo Ravales, actor, model
Iza Calzado, actress, model
Gerald Santos, opm singer, actor
Angeline Quinto, opm signer
Marco Fortuny, International Ramp Model
Jove Francisco, newscaster, currently broadcasting journalistic for News5
Boots Anson-Roa, veteran actress
Martin Andanar, radio, broadcasting journalist
Angelika Dela Cruz, actress, model
Jason Abalos, actor, model
Sanya Lopez, actress
Arnell Ignacio, comedic
Sunshine Dizon, actress
Ariel Rivera, artistic singer vocal voice
Keempee de Leon, actor
Arnel Pineda, vocal voice singer
Vicky Morales, currently broadcasting journalistic for GMA News
Mark Salazar, field reporter, currently broadcasting journalistic for GMA NEWS TV
Julie Anne San Jose, opm singer
Arnold Clavio, currently broadccasting journalistic on radio am, Alisto, Saksi, Unang Hirit, comedic TV host for GMA News
Cheryl Cosim, currently broadcasting journalistic, TV host for News5
Rufa Mae Quinto, actress, comedienne, TV host & singer
Melencio Santa Maria, lawyer, law expert, policy expert, law professor, currently broadcasting journalistic for News5, One PH
Howie Severino, film documentary, currently broadcasting journalistic for NEWS TO GO GMA NEWS TV
Rudy Fernandez, actor, film producer and director
Antonio Carpio, lawyer
Manny Villar, businessman tycoon billionaire
Pia Guanio, currently actress, TV host, comedic
Robert Arevalo, artistic actor
Atom Araullo, currently broadcasting jounalistic, reporter, film documentary for GMA News
Roi Vinzon, actor, director
Connie Sison, currently broadcasting journalistic for Balitang Tanghali
Raffy Tima, currently broadcasting Journalistic for GMA News TV Balitang Tanghali
Donna Cruz, actress, opm artist, singer
Sam Concepcion, pop, opm artist
Sunshine Cruz, actress
John Regala, actor, christian minister, environmentalist
Lourd de Veyra, currently broadcasting journalistic, radio/TV host, weatherman forecast for News5
Ariel Ureta, comedian, actor, TV host
Levi Celerio, artistic outstanding national artist of The Philippines for music & literature
Alfred Vargas, educator, actor
Artemio Ricarte, Historic Philippine General
Maja Salvador, star magic actress
Dick Israel, character actor
Tirso Cruz III, artistic famous actor
Ivan Mayrina, currently broadcasting journalistic, reporter employee of GMA News for Unang Hirit & 24 oras Weekend
Cherie Mercado, currently broadcasting journalistic employee for CNN Philippines
Manuel L. Quezon, Historic 2nd Philippine Presidential
Rey Valera, composer, opm singer-songwriter
Vanessa Hudgens, actress, comedic and singer
Antonio Luna, Historic Philippine general
John Arcilla, actor
Johnny Delgado, actor
Dimples Romana, star magic actress, model, currently business presenter
Vic Sotto, actor comedian
Pauleen Luna, actress, TV host
Gus Abelgas, currently journalistic broadcasting, journalistic investigate TV host & narrator
Rommel Padilla, actor, businessman
Henry Omaga-Diaz, broadcaster journalistic of ABS-CBN News
Charo Santos-Concio, board member chief content of ABS-CBN Corporation president & president ceo of ABS-CBN University, letter reader TV host
Alvin Elchico, reporter, journalistic of TV Patrol Weekend
Alex Santos, currently broadcasting journalistic & narrator
Maine Mendoza, actress, TV host, comedian and MAC Cosmetics lipstick product endorser
Monsour Del Rosario, actor, producer and martial artist
Sylvia Sanchez, actress
John Estrada, TV actor, model, comedic
Amy Perez, TV host and actress
Dennis Padilla, actor, TV host & comedian
Ramon Revilla, actor, film producer, politician
Ram Revilla, actor
Rico J. Puno, OPM singer, politician
Korina Sanchez, journalistic presenter of Rated K
Mark Anthony Fernandez, actor, model
Gerald Anderson, actor, dancer, model
Elise Estrada, singer-songwriter & artistic actress
Ben Tulfo, radio & TV personality, currently broadcasting journalistic for Bitag Media
Joseph Marco, actor, model
Jericho Rosales, actor, singer, restaurant owner
Tessie Tomas, actress and comedien
Beauty Gonzalez, actress, model
Nida Blanca, actress
Jake Vargas, actor, singer-songwriter, musician, dancer of GMA Artist Center
Lorna Tolentino, actress
Jean Garcia, actress
Mike Enriquez, radio am & investigate presenter television journalistic newscaster on GMA News
Claire de la Fuente, opm singer
Jose de la Cruz, historic writer and poetry
Francisco Balagtas, Historic Philippine hero on poetry
Guillermo Gomez Rivera, writer, journalist, poet
Jimmy Santos, actor, TV host and comedian of Eat Bulaga
Cynthia Villar, businesswoman billionaire, politician
Ryan Agoncillo, actor, TV host, comedienne
John Lloyd Cruz, businessman billionaire
Dindo Arroyo, actor
Claudine Barreto, actress
Juan Luna, historic painter
Paolo Ballesteros, actor, TV host, comedian, impersonator
Wally Bayola, actor, TV host and stand -up comedian
Jose Manalo, actor, comedian and director
Jessa Zaragoza, opm singer, actress, comedian
Manilyn Reynes, actress, opm singer, comedian
Gina Lopez, advocate & TV host
Daniel Padilla, star magic actor, opm artistic
Nova Villa, actress, veteran comedian
Luchi Cruz-Valdez, Broadcaster Head of News5
Raffy Tulfo, broadcasting journalistic of News5
Noli de Castro, currently journalistic, TV Patrol Newscaster
Jennylyn Mercado, actress
Darren Espanto, star magic actor, artistic singer-songwriter
Helen Gamboa, veteran actress and cooking host
Sol Aragones, former reporter
Jojo Alejar, TV host, comedian
Luis Rodriguez Varela, "El Conde Filipino", early Philippine nationalist
Ruru Madrid, actor, comedian, TV host
Jesusa Purificacion Levy Sonora, actress, endorser
Jake Cuenca, actor, model
Jose Rizal, Author, Philippine hero
Thea Tolentino, actress, model
Gabriela Silang, female revolutionary leader
Marcelo H. del Pilar, Filipino writer, lawyer and journalist in the Spanish Era
Eddie Mesa, actor, singer, pastor
Maricel Soriano, actress, comedian
German Moreno, actor, comedian, host, talent manager
Jaime Fabregas, film actor and musical director
Ai-Ai Delas Alas, comedian
Eddie Garcia, film actor and director
Jose Mari Gonzales, actor, businessman, politician
Graciano Lopez-Jaena, Founder and first editor of the newspaper La Solidaridad
Fernando Ma. Guerrero, Musician, journalist, politician, and lawyer. Considered the greatest lyric poet in Spanish
Julian Felipe, Composer of the Philippine National Anthem
Bernard Bonnin, actor
Subas Herrero, actor, comedian, singer
Mariano Gomez, martyr, priest
Jacinto Zamora, martyr, priest
Jose Burgos, martyr, priest
Andres Bonifacio, Founder of the Katipunan, Philippine Hero
Antonio Luna, General, Philippine Hero
Gregorio del Pilar, one of the youngest and bravest generals ever produced by the Philippines
Emilio Jacinto, Filipino general during the Philippine Revolution
Adriano Hernández, Filipino revolutionary, patriot and military strategist during the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine-American War.
José Alejandrino, As one of the Filipino generals during the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine-American War
Mariano Álvarez, revolutionary general
Paraluman, classic film actress
Mila del Sol, classic film actress
Gloria Romero, veteran actress
Zobel de Ayala family, prominent Spanish Filipino family
Araneta family, prominent Spanish Filipino family
Isabel Preysler, Spanish socialite and TV host, mother of Enrique Iglesias, former spouse of Julio Iglesias
Fernando Zóbel de Ayala y Montojo, painter, art collector, founded Museo de Arte Abstracto Español in Spain
Francisco Mañosa, famous architect noted for his Filipino inspired architectural designs
Maggie dela Riva, movie actress
Rosemarie Gil, actress
Guillermo Gómez Rivera, famous Hispanist, multilingual author, historian, language scholar
Eddie Gutierrez, actor
Albert Martinez, actor, director, and producer.
Miguel Rodriguez, actor, politician, model
Gabby Concepcion, actor, director, singer-songwriter, businessman
William Martinez, actor
Armida Siguion-Reyna, celebrity, singer, film and stage actress, producer, television show host
Peque Gallaga, veteran director-actor
Monique Wilson, veteran theatre and film actress, former lead actress for "Miss Saigon"
Monique Lhuillier, famous US-based fashion designer to celebrities
Cherie Gil, actress
Jose Rizal, journalist, diarist poet, essayist, novelist, painter sketcher, and sculptor.
Jesus Balmori, journalist, playwright, and poet
Anna Larrucea, actress
Ruffa Gutierrez, actress
Luis Eduardo Aute, A Philippine-born Spanish singer, songwriter, film director, actor, sculptor, writer and painter
Tito Sotto, actor, comedian, politician
Félix Hidalgo, He is acknowledged as one of the great Filipino painters of the late 19th century
Fernando Amorsolo, Was one of the most important artists in the history of painting in the Philippines
Ryan Eigenmann, actor
Juan Luna, Was a Filipino painter, sculptor and a political activist of the Philippine Revolution during the late 19th century
Benedicto Cabrera, A Filipino painter and was awarded National Artist of the Philippines for Visual Arts
Kristine Hermosa, actress
Manuel Quezón, first President of the Commonwealth of the Philippines
José Ozámiz, Senator and Governor of Misamis Occidental
Juan Ponce Enrile, politician, lawyer, businessman
Danding Cojuangco, industrialist, politician
Geoff Eigenmann, actor
Ryan Eigenmann, actor
Juan Ponce Enrile, Jr., politician, businessman
Juan Miguel Zubiri, politician, businessman, environmentalist
Jamby Madrigal, politician, businesswoman
Romy Diaz, actor
Enrique Gil, actor and product endorser
Lucy Torres, politician, actress, TV host, model
Sally Ponce Enrile, politician
Marcelo Azcárraga Palmero, the thirteenth Prime Minister of Spain.
Pilita Corrales, singer and songwriter
Andion Fernandez, operatic soprano
Junior, singer and actor in Spain and the Philippines
Gary Valenciano, singer, composer, arranger, writer
Maloy Lozanes, singer, German Eurodance, based in Germany
Bruno Mars, singer (due to Puerto Rican Hispanic heritage)
Enrique Iglesias, singer
Julio Iglesias Jr., singer
Paulino Alcántara, footballer and manager of Club de Futbol de Barcelona
Michael de Mesa, actor
Paquito Diaz, actor
Joey de Leon, actor and composer
Francis Arnaiz, former player of Toyota and Ginebra San Miguel basketball team, from 1975-1986
Ian Veneracion, actor, pilot, sportsman
Caloy Loyzaga, Filipino basketball player
Richard Gutierrez, actor
Chito Loyzaga, former basketball player
Caloy Garcia, coach of Rain or Shine Elasto Painters.
Angel Guirado, footballer
Gabby Eigenmann, actor
Aga Muhlach, actor, host, and product endorser
Carli de Murga, footballer
Tomas Trigo, Azkal's goalkeeper
Javier Patiño, Azkal's striker
Manuel Amechazurra, footballer
Eduardo Teus, a footballer who played for Real Madrid.
Joey Loyzaga, basketball player
Sol Mercado, basketball player (due to Puerto-Rican Hispanic heritage)
Sid Lucero, actor
Gabby Eigenmann, actor
Vicente Madrigal, business tycoon, industrialist and politician
Enrique Zobel, industrialist, Philippine Air Force Colonel, pilot, polo player, philanthropist, member of the Zobel de Ayala clan
Jaime Zobel de Ayala, industrialist, philanthropist, member of the Zobel de Ayala clan
Isabel Granada, singer and actor
Marian Rivera, actress and model
Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala, industrialist, philanthropist, member of the Zobel de Ayala clan
Patrick Garcia, actor and model
Fernando Poe Jr., actor, producer, and director
Efren Reyes Sr., actor, producer, and director
Janno Gibbs, actor, comedian, and singer
Ronaldo Valdez, actor
Efren Reyes Jr., actor
Fernando Poe Sr., actor
Diego Loyzaga, actor and VJ
Aga Muhlach, actor, host, and product endorser
Niño Muhlach, actor
Dingdong Dantes, actor, host, product endorser, and sportsman.
Edu Manzano, actor, host, product endorser, and politician
Luis Manzano, actor, host, and product endorser
Andres Soriano, industrialist, soldier, philanthropist, former President of San Miguel, founder of ANSCOR
Andres Soriano Jr., industrialist, philanthropist, former CEO of San Miguel Corporation and ANSCOR
Enrique K. Razon, industrialist, head of International Container Terminal Services, Inc.
Jon Ramon Aboitiz, industrialist, member of Aboitiz clan
Margarita Moran-Floirendo, Miss Universe 1973, patron of the arts, peace advocate
Charlene Gonzales, Bb. Pilipinas-Universe 1994, actress, TV host, model
Cristina Gonzales, actress, politician, model
Cheska Garcia, actress, TV host, model
Valeen Montenegro, actress, model
Coleen Garcia, actress, host and model
Jillian Ward, actress and product endorser (due to Mexican Hispanic heritage)
Gloria Diaz, actress
Marga Ortigas, broadcast journalist with Al Jazeera English, former reporter with CNN International
Pia Hontiveros, broadcast journalist, Chief Correspondent CNN Philippines
Claire Celdran, broadcast journalist, news anchor CNN Philippines
Raymond Gutierrez, TV host, editor, columnist, endorser and actor
Pancho Magalona, actor
Tia Carrere, actress
Mario Montenegro, classic film actor
Lisa Macuja-Elizalde, artistic first filipina ballerina
Nestor de Villa, classic film actor
Mark Gil, actor
Rob Schneider, actor, comedian
Joel Reyes Zobel, radio broadcaster, currently broadcasting journalistic for GMA NEWS TV

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 *[[Jerald Napoles]], theater actor, comedian, television host
 *[[Kiray Celis]], actress, comedian
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 *[[Lou Diamond Phillips]], actor
 *[[Lea Salonga]], opm singer, actress

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