==Geography== * Curiel de Duero, a municipality in Spain
==Others== * Curiel (brand), italian fashion brand
==People== As a surname, '''Curiel''' may refer to: * Abraham Curiel (1545–1609), Portuguese physician * Alonso Curiel ({{fl|1577–1603}}), Spanish merchant and diplomat * Augusta Curiel (1873–1937), Surinamese photographer * Carlos Curiel (1913–unknown), Mexican Olympic diver * César Curiel (b. 1949), Mexican professional wrestler * Danielle "DaniLeigh" Curiel (b. 1994), Dominican-American singer, songwriter, rapper, dancer, and choreographer * David Curiel (1594–1666), Portuguese merchant and diplomat * David T. Curiel (b. 1956), American cancer biologist * Derek Curiel (born 2005), American baseball player * Elias David Curiel (1871–1924), Venezuelan poet * Enrique Curiel (1947–2011), Spanish politician * Eugenio Curiel (1912–1945), Italian physicist and resistance member * Federico Curiel (1917–1985), Mexican filmmaker * Fernando Curiel (b. 1942), Mexican writer * Francisco Curiel, Spanish philologist * Francisco Velasco Curiel (1922–1984), Mexican politician * Freddy Curiel (b. 1974), boxer from the Dominican Republic * Gonzalo Curiel (composer) (1904–1958), Mexican film composer * Gonzalo P. Curiel (b. 1953), United States District Judge * Héctor González Curiel (b. 1968), Mexican engineer and politician * Henri Curiel (1914–1978), Egyptian activist * Israel ben Meir di Curiel (1501–1573), rabbi at Safed, Ottoman Palestine * Jacob Curiel (1587–1664), Portuguese merchant and diplomat * Jahacob Curiel (1687–1747), Dutch merchant and diplomat, lived in Amsterdam and Curaçao * Jonathan Curiel (b. 1960), American journalist * José Curiel (1937–2022), Venezuelan politician * Juan Curiel (1690–1775), Spanish politician * Juan Alfonso Curiel (d. 1609), Spanish professor of philosophy and theology * Leobardo Curiel Preciado (b. 1947), Mexican politician * Luis Curiel (1655–1724), Spanish diplomat * Luis del Carmen Curiel (1846–1930), Mexican general during Mexican Revolution * Marcos Curiel (b. 1974), American guitarist * Miguel Curiel (b. 1988), Peruvian footballer * Morris Elias Curiel (1863–1928), Venezuelan banker * Moses Curiel (1620–1697), Portuguese merchant and diplomat * Ochy Curiel (b. 1963), Afro–Dominican social anthropologist and activist *Ortensia Curiel, Italian designer founder of Curiel fashion brand in 1908 * Pilar Montero Curiel (b. 1950), Mexican philologist * Rafael Curiel Gallegos (1883–1955), Mexican politician * Ran Curiel (b. 1949), Israeli diplomat and former Israeli Ambassador to Greece * Raoul Curiel (1913–2000), French archaeologist and brother of Henri * Rogelio Flores Curiel (1924–2008), Mexican general and politician * Shayron Curiel (b. 1991), Curaçao–born Dutch footballer
Sometimes it is spelled '''Couriel''' or '''Curjel''': * Alberto Couriel (b. 1935), Uruguayan accountant and politician * Hans Curjel (1896–1974), Swiss art historian * Luzia Hartsuyker-Curjel (1926–2011), German–Dutch architect * Robert Curjel (1859–1925), German–Swiss architect
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