# List of Chileans

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This is a '''list of [Chile](/source/Chile)ans''' who are famous or notable.
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[[File:Ohiggins.jpg|thumb|upright|[Bernardo O'Higgins](/source/Bernardo_O'Higgins), founder of modern Chile]]

==Economists==
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* [Ricardo J. Caballero](/source/Ricardo_J._Caballero) – [MIT](/source/MIT) professor, Department of Economics
* [Sebastián Edwards](/source/Sebastian_Edwards) – [UCLA](/source/UCLA) professor, former [World Bank](/source/World_Bank) officer (1993–1996), prolific author and media personality
* [Alejandro Foxley](/source/Alejandro_Foxley) – Chile's first Finance Minister after the return of democracy in 1990 and an engineer of the country's ''economic miracle'' during democracy; former Foreign Affairs minister, and former Chilean Senator for East kakarackoj
* [Manfred Max Neef](/source/Manfred_Max_Neef) – [Right Livelihood Award](/source/Right_Livelihood_Award) winner, presidential candidate, member of the [Club of Rome](/source/Club_of_Rome), former president of the [Universidad Austral](/source/Southern_University_of_Chile)
* [José Piñera](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Pi%C3%B1era) – implemented the privatization of the [Chilean pension system](/source/Chile_pension_system) under Pinochet
* [Andrés Velasco](/source/Andr%C3%A9s_Velasco) – Sumitomo Professor of International Finance and Development in the [John F. Kennedy School of Government](/source/John_F._Kennedy_School_of_Government), [Harvard University](/source/Harvard_University); Finance Minister during Bachelet's administration
* [Karen Soto](/source/Karen_Soto) – [Lab Technician](/source/Lab_Technician), Department of Histology, Currently in Australia

==Military==
[[File:Jose Miguel Carrera Color.JPG|thumb|upright|[Jose Miguel Carrera](/source/Jose_Miguel_Carrera)]]
* [Manuel Baquedano](/source/Manuel_Baquedano) – general of the Chilean forces during the [War of the Pacific](/source/War_of_the_Pacific)
* [Philip Bazaar](/source/Philip_Bazaar) – recipient of the US Navy Medal of Honour
* [José Miguel Carrera](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Miguel_Carrera) – first Commander-in-Chief of the Chilean Army and Independence leader of the ''Patria Vieja''
* [Luis Carrera](/source/Luis_Carrera) – Chilean military officer in the War of Independence
* [Ignacio Carrera Pinto](/source/Ignacio_Carrera_Pinto) – [captain](/source/Captain_(naval)) in charge of the Chilean patrol who died in [Battle of La Concepción](/source/Battle_of_La_Concepci%C3%B3n)
* [Carlos Condell](/source/Carlos_Condell) – [captain](/source/Captain_(naval)) of the ''Covadonga'' ship at the [Iquique Naval Combat](/source/Iquique_Naval_Combat)
* [Manuel Contreras](/source/Manuel_Contreras) – head of Augusto Pinochet's National Intelligence Directorate ([DINA](/source/Direcci%C3%B3n_de_Inteligencia_Nacional))
* [Manuel Hipólito Orella](/source/Manuel_Hip%C3%B3lito_Orella) – sailor who was one of the first [midshipman](/source/midshipman) of the Chilean Navy
* [Patricio Lynch](/source/Patricio_Lynch) – governor of Lima during the Chilean occupation of Lima, Perú, during the War of the Pacific
* [Juan MacKenna](/source/Juan_MacKenna) – Irish-born organizer of [O'Higgins](/source/Bernardo_O'Higgins)'s Army
* [Bernardo O'Higgins](/source/Bernardo_O'Higgins) – founder of modern Chile
* [Arturo Prat](/source/Arturo_Prat) – [captain](/source/Captain_(naval)) of the ''Esmeralda'' ship at the [Iquique Naval Combat](/source/Iquique_Naval_Combat); regarded as a national hero
* [Luis Pardo](/source/Luis_Pardo) – also known as Piloto Pardo, Chilean Navy captain who rescued the survivors of the [Shackleton expedition](/source/Imperial_Trans-Antarctic_Expedition)
* [Sofanor Parra](/source/Sofanor_Parra) – officer of the cavalry branch of the [Chilean Army](/source/Chilean_Army) who fought in almost all the military actions of the War of the Pacific
* [Juan de Quiroga y Apablaza](/source/Juan_de_Quiroga_y_Apablaza) – military figure
* [Manuel Rodríguez](/source/Manuel_Rodr%C3%ADguez_Erdoiza) – Independence leader and guerrilla leader during the ''Reconquista''
* [Eleuterio Ramírez](/source/Eleuterio_Ram%C3%ADrez) – officer, hero of the War of the Pacific
* [José Ignacio Zenteno](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Ignacio_Zenteno) – lieutenant Colonel of the Army of the Andes, Minister of War and Marine in the O'Higgins government

==Musicians==
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* [Los Abandoned](/source/Los_Abandoned) – [alternative rock](/source/alternative_rock) band
* [Altazores](/source/Altazores) – rock band founded in 2004 by Mauricio Herrera
* [Américo](/source/Am%C3%A9rico) – [cumbia](/source/cumbia) chilena singer
* [Tom Araya](/source/Tom_Araya) – singer/bassist for [thrash metal](/source/thrash_metal) band [Slayer](/source/Slayer)
* [Daniela Aleuy](/source/Daniela_Aleuy) - singer and songwriter 
* [Claudio Arrau](/source/Claudio_Arrau) – [classical](/source/European_classical_music) [piano](/source/piano) player
* [FloyyMenor](/source/FloyyMenor) – reggaeton singer
* [Cris MJ](/source/Cris_MJ) – reggaeton singer
* [Paloma Mami](/source/Paloma_Mami) – reggaeton singer
* [Germán Casas](/source/Germ%C3%A1n_Casas) – 1960s singer
* [Beto Cuevas](/source/Beto_Cuevas) – lead singer from [rock](/source/rock_band) group [La Ley](/source/La_Ley_(band))
* [Alvaro Estrella](/source/Alvaro_Estrella) – pop singer
* [Luis 'Lucho' Gatica](/source/Lucho_Gatica) – [bolero](/source/bolero) singer
* [Eduardo Gatti](/source/Eduardo_Gatti) – a leading composer of [modern Chilean music](/source/Music_of_Chile)
* [Jorge González](/source/Jorge_Gonz%C3%A1lez_(musician)) – controversial lead singer and songwriter of historic Chilean rock band [Los Prisioneros](/source/Los_Prisioneros)
* [Luis "Checho" González](/source/Luis_%22Checho%22_Gonz%C3%A1lez) – folklore composer, born in [Iquique](/source/Iquique)
* [Rodrigo González](/source/Rod_Gonzalez) – bassist and singer of the German band [die Ärzte](/source/die_%C3%84rzte)
* [Alberto Guerrero](/source/Alberto_Guerrero) – Chilean–Canadian composer, pianist, and teacher
* [Myriam Hernández](/source/Myriam_Hern%C3%A1ndez) – [popular music](/source/popular_music) singer
* [Alicia Ika](/source/Alicia_Ika) – native [Rapa Nui](/source/Rapa_Nui) actress, musician, songwriter, surf instructor and tourist agent. Star in [180 Degrees South: Conquerors of the Useless](/source/180_Degrees_South%3A_Conquerors_of_the_Useless) (2010).
* [Pascuala Ilabaca](/source/Pascuala_Ilabaca) – singer-songwriter
* [Inti-Illimani](/source/Inti-Illimani) – pioneers of the ''nueva canción chilena'' movement; known communists and "pro-democracy" activists in exile during Pinochet dictatorship
* [Isleña Antumalen](/source/Isle%C3%B1a_Antumalen) – [Huilliche](/source/Huilliche) singer, rapper, and activist
* [Víctor Jara](/source/V%C3%ADctor_Jara) – [Chilean folk](/source/Music_of_Chile) singer and theatrical director; political activist; communist
* [Alain Johannes](/source/Alain_Johannes) – Chilean-born musician, songwriter, sound engineer; best known as founding member of [Alternative Rock](/source/Alternative_Rock) American band [Eleven](/source/Eleven_(band))
* [Oscar Lopez](/source/Oscar_Lopez_(guitarist)) &ndash; senior latin guitarists musician, born in Santiago
* [Rafael Manríquez](/source/Rafael_Manr%C3%ADquez) – [nueva canción](/source/nueva_canci%C3%B3n) musician
* [Javiera Mena](/source/Javiera_Mena) – Indie electropop musician
* [DJ Méndez](/source/DJ_M%C3%A9ndez) – urban music producer
* [Mon Laferte](/source/Mon_Laferte) – singer-songwriter
* [El Monteaguilino](/source/El_Monteaguilino) – [Cueca](/source/Cueca) composer, born in [Monte Águila](/source/Monte_%C3%81guila)
* [La Noche](/source/La_Noche) – cumbia chilena band
* [Chañaral Ortega-Miranda](/source/Cha%C3%B1aral_Ortega-Miranda) – contemporary composer
* [Ángel Parra](/source/%C3%81ngel_Parra_(singer-songwriter)) – folk musician ([nueva canción](/source/nueva_canci%C3%B3n)); son of [Violeta Parra](/source/Violeta_Parra)
* [Isabel Parra](/source/Isabel_Parra) – folk musician; daughter of Violeta Parra
* [Javiera Parra](/source/Javiera_Parra) – lead singer from group [Javiera y los Imposibles](/source/Javiera_y_los_Imposibles)
* [Violeta Parra](/source/Violeta_Parra) – [Chilean folk](/source/Music_of_Chile) singer
* [Antonio Prieto](/source/Antonio_Prieto_(Chilean_actor)) – singer and actor known in English for "The Bride" or "The Wedding" song
* [Quilapayún](/source/Quilapay%C3%BAn) – nueva canción ensemble, supporters of Popular Unity (UP) coalition during [presidency of Salvador Allende](/source/presidency_of_Salvador_Allende)
* [Leo Rey](/source/Leo_Rey) – cumbia chilena singer
* [Alejandro Silva](/source/Alejandro_Silva_(musician)) – [heavy metal](/source/Heavy_metal_music) guitar player
* [Saiko](/source/Saiko_(band)) – [pop rock](/source/pop_rock) band
* [Clara Solovera](/source/Clara_Solovera) (1909–1992) – songwriter, born in Santiago
* [Esther Soré](/source/Esther_Sor%C3%A9) (1915–1996) – 1940s singer, born in Santiago
* [Fernando Ubiergo](/source/Fernando_Ubiergo) – folk singer-songwriter ([Chilean folk](/source/Music_of_Chile)), born in [Valparaíso](/source/Valpara%C3%ADso)
* [Francisca Valenzuela](/source/Francisca_Valenzuela) – singer-songwriter
* [Ricardo Villalobos](/source/Ricardo_Villalobos) – [minimal techno](/source/minimal_techno) artist
* [Verónica Villarroel](/source/Ver%C3%B3nica_Villarroel) – [soprano](/source/soprano)
* [Ramón Vinay](/source/Ram%C3%B3n_Vinay) – tenor
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File:Claudio Arrau 1 Allan Warren.jpg|[Claudio Arrau](/source/Claudio_Arrau)
File:Parra01f.PNG|[Violeta Parra](/source/Violeta_Parra)
File:Concierto_de_Myriam_Hernández_en_Piñas.jpg|[Myriam Hernández](/source/Myriam_Hern%C3%A1ndez)
File:Francisca Valenzuela.jpg|[Francisca Valenzuela](/source/Francisca_Valenzuela)
File:Mon_Laferte_en_Querétaro_(28348181570).jpg|[Mon Laferte](/source/Mon_Laferte)
</gallery>

==Artists==
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{{main|List of Chilean artists}}
{{see also|List of Chilean women artists}}
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* [Claudio Bravo](/source/Claudio_Bravo_(painter)) (1936–2011) – [hyper-realist](/source/hyper-realism) painter
* [Carlos Catasse](/source/Carlos_Catasse) – painter
* [Marta Colvin](/source/Marta_Colvin) – sculptor
* [Alfredo Jaar](/source/Alfredo_Jaar) – installation artist, filmmaker and architect
* [Olga Lehmann](/source/Olga_Lehmann) – painter
* [Roberto Matta](/source/Roberto_Matta) – painter, sculptor
* [Camilo Mori](/source/Camilo_Mori) – painter
* [Dora Puelma](/source/Dora_Puelma) – artist
* [Carlos Sotomayor](/source/Carlos_Sotomayor) – [cubist](/source/Cubism) painter
* [Miguel Venegas](/source/Miguel_Venegas) – painter, called "El Maestro" (the Master)

==Politicians==
[[File:Portales.JPG|thumb|upright|[Diego Portales](/source/Diego_Portales)]]
[[File:Anibal Pinto G..jpg|thumb|upright|[Aníbal Pinto](/source/An%C3%ADbal_Pinto)]]

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* [Juana Rosa Aguirre](/source/Juana_Rosa_Aguirre) – former first lady, wife of [Pedro Aguirre Cerda](/source/Pedro_Aguirre_Cerda)
* [Arturo Alessandri](/source/Arturo_Alessandri) – served twice as president of Chile
* [Jorge Alessandri](/source/Jorge_Alessandri) – 27th President of Chile; President of Council of State under Pinochet Regime
* [Salvador Allende](/source/Salvador_Allende) – former senator and president of Chile; ousted in a military coup
* [Clodomiro Almeyda](/source/Clodomiro_Almeyda) – socialist politician
* [Soledad Alvear](/source/Soledad_Alvear) – former Justice minister and Foreign minister; current PDC senator
* [Celinda Arregui](/source/Celinda_Arregui) – feminist politician, writer, teacher, suffrage activist 
* [Gabriel Boric](/source/Gabriel_Boric) &ndash; first youth leader politician of Chile
* [Michelle Bachelet](/source/Michelle_Bachelet) – first woman president of Chile
* [Juan Chandía](/source/Juan_Chand%C3%ADa) – governor of {{Interlanguage link|Department of Tomé|es|Departamento de Tomé}} for 1946–1952
* [Carlos Dávila](/source/Carlos_D%C3%A1vila) – former [Secretary General of the Organization of American States](/source/Secretary_General_of_the_Organization_of_American_States)
* [Florencio Durán](/source/Florencio_Dur%C3%A1n) – former president of the senate
* [Héctor Faúndez](/source/H%C3%A9ctor_Fa%C3%BAndez) – diplomat
* [Fernando Flores](/source/Fernando_Flores) – businessman and former senator
* [Gabriel González Videla](/source/Gabriel_Gonz%C3%A1lez_Videla) – 25th President of Chile (1946-1952)
* [Jaime Guzmán](/source/Jaime_Guzm%C3%A1n) – right wing politician during the Pinochet regime; murdered by [Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front](/source/Manuel_Rodr%C3%ADguez_Patriotic_Front) on April 1, 1991; former UDI Senator
* [Tomás Hirsch](/source/Tom%C3%A1s_Hirsch) – former president of the [Humanist Party of Chile](/source/Humanist_Party_of_Chile); 2005 candidate for president
* [Antonia Illanes](/source/Antonia_Illanes) – lawyer and politician
* [José Miguel Insulza](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Miguel_Insulza) – former Interior minister; current [Secretary General](/source/Secretary_General_of_the_Organization_of_American_States) of the [Organization of American States](/source/Organization_of_American_States)
* [José Antonio Kast](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Antonio_Kast) — president of the [Republican Party](/source/Republican_Party_(Chile)), former deputy and councilman, presidential candidate in [2017](/source/2017_Chilean_general_election) and in [2021](/source/2021_Chilean_general_election).
* [Carlos Keller](/source/Carlos_Keller) – former Leader of the National Socialist Movement of Chile, responsible for the organization of the [Seguro Obrero Massacre](/source/Seguro_Obrero_Massacre)
* [Joaquín Lavín](/source/Joaqu%C3%ADn_Lav%C3%ADn) – [Independent Democratic Union](/source/Independent_Democratic_Union) candidate for presidency in 2005 election; former mayor of [Las Condes](/source/Las_Condes) and Santiago
* [Orlando Letelier](/source/Orlando_Letelier) – Foreign Minister during [Salvador Allende](/source/Salvador_Allende)'s government murdered during the Pinochet regime in Washington, D.C.
* [Gladys Marín](/source/Gladys_Mar%C3%ADn) – [communist](/source/Communism) leader, feminist activist, lived in exile, opposed conservatism and liberal economy, admirer of Lenin and Marx
* [Raúl Morales Beltramí](/source/Ra%C3%BAl_Morales_Beltram%C3%AD)<!--- Morales ---> – politician and physician
* [Herman Chadwick Piñera](/source/Herman_Chadwick_Pi%C3%B1era) – Chilean lawyer, businessman, trade union leader and politician
* [Sebastián Piñera](/source/Sebasti%C3%A1n_Pi%C3%B1era) – Chilean billionaire, businessman and politician; former [President of Chile](/source/2009%E2%80%9310_Chilean_presidential_election)
* [Aníbal Pinto](/source/An%C3%ADbal_Pinto) – 9th President of Chile (1876-1881)
* [Augusto Pinochet](/source/Augusto_Pinochet) – [Commander-in-Chief](/source/Commander-in-Chief) of the Armed Forces of Chile, President of the [Government Junta of Chile](/source/Government_Junta_of_Chile_(1973)), dictator from 1973 until 1990 and [President](/source/President_of_Chile) from 1981 onwards.
* [Diego Portales](/source/Diego_Portales) – Minister, major designer of the Chilean State during the first half of the 19th century
* [Juan Antonio Ríos](/source/Juan_Antonio_R%C3%ADos) (1888–1946) – Chilean lawyer, political figure and 24th President of Chile
* [Laura Rodríguez](/source/Laura_Rodr%C3%ADguez) – first Humanist Party deputy in the world
* [Jennifer Rojas](/source/Jennifer_Rojas) –  social worker and politician
* [Camila Vallejo](/source/Camila_Vallejo) – Member of Parliament, led 2011 student protests in Chile
* [Adolfo Zaldívar](/source/Adolfo_Zald%C3%ADvar) – [PRI](/source/Partido_Regionalista_de_los_Independientes) senator, former leader of the PDC
* [Andrés Zaldívar](/source/Andr%C3%A9s_Zald%C3%ADvar) – former PDC senator
* [Herminia Colihueque](/source/Herminia_Colihueque), [Mapuche](/source/Mapuche) first woman to run in an election for a political office

==Religious figures==
[[File:Padre Hurtado junto a jóvenes católicos (cropped).jpg|thumb|upright| Saint [Alberto Hurtado](/source/Alberto_Hurtado)]]
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* [Rodolfo Acevedo](/source/Rodolfo_Acevedo) – Mormon bishop
* [Saint Teresa de los Andes](/source/Juana_Fern%C3%A1ndez_del_Solar) – first Chilean saint
* [Carlos Camus](/source/Carlos_Camus) – Chilean bishop
* [Francisco Javier Errázuriz](/source/Francisco_Javier_Err%C3%A1zuriz_Ossa) – fourth Chilean cardinal
* [Juan Francisco Fresno](/source/Juan_Francisco_Fresno) – third Chilean cardinal
* [Raúl Silva Henríquez](/source/Ra%C3%BAl_Silva_Henr%C3%ADquez) – second Chilean cardinal born in Talca; human rights advocate
* [Alberto Hurtado](/source/Alberto_Hurtado) – saint
* [Jorge Medina](/source/Jorge_Medina_(cardinal)) – fifth Chilean cardinal; conservative figure
* [Fr. Juan Ignacio Molina](/source/Juan_Ignacio_Molina) – Chilean priest, naturalist, historian, botanist, ornithologist, geographer
* [José María Caro Rodríguez](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Mar%C3%ADa_Caro_Rodr%C3%ADguez) – first Chilean cardinal
* [Francisco Javier Quintanilla](/source/Francisco_Javier_Quintanilla) – theologian 
* [Juan Subercaseaux Errázuriz](/source/Juan_Subercaseaux) – Chilean Roman Catholic Archbishop
* [José María Vélaz](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Mar%C3%ADa_V%C3%A9laz) – Chilean priest
* Blessed [Laura Vicuña](/source/Laura_Vicu%C3%B1a)
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==Sports==
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* [Omar Aguilar](/source/Omar_Aguilar) – long-distance runner
* [Marlene Ahrens](/source/Marlene_Ahrens) – [javelin throw](/source/javelin_throw)er; Olympic silver medalist
* [Fernando Alvarez](/source/Fernando_Alvarez_(jockey)) – jockey
* [David Arellano](/source/David_Arellano) – [football](/source/football_(soccer)) player; namesake of [Colo-Colo](/source/Colo-Colo)'s stadium
* [Luis Ayala](/source/Luis_Ayala_(tennis)) – [tennis](/source/tennis) player; twice [French Open](/source/French_Open) finalist
* [Gonzalo Barrios](/source/Gonzalo_Barrios_(eSports_player)) – eSports player
* [Claudio Bravo](/source/Claudio_Bravo) – [football](/source/football_(soccer)) player, [FC Barcelona](/source/FC_Barcelona)
* [Ben Brereton](/source/Ben_Brereton_D%C3%ADaz) – football player
* [Nick Carle](/source/Nick_Carle) – football player, [Sydney FC](/source/Sydney_FC)
* [Patricio Castañeda](/source/Patricio_Casta%C3%B1eda) – football player
* [Carlos Caszely](/source/Carlos_Caszely) – football player
* [Patricio Cornejo](/source/Patricio_Cornejo) – tennis player, 1976 [Davis Cup](/source/Davis_Cup) finalist
* [Cristian Garín](/source/Cristian_Gar%C3%ADn) – tennis player, winner of 4 ATP titles
* [Carlo de Gavardo](/source/Carlo_de_Gavardo) – [KTM](/source/KTM) rally motorcyclist
* [Elías Figueroa](/source/El%C3%ADas_Figueroa) – football player; three times elected as Best Football Player of America
* [Jaime Fillol](/source/Jaime_Fillol) – tennis player, 1976 [Davis Cup](/source/Davis_Cup) finalist
* [Arturo Godoy](/source/Arturo_Godoy) – boxer, fought [Joe Louis](/source/Joe_Louis) twice for the World [Heavyweight](/source/Heavyweight) title
* [Fernando González](/source/Fernando_Gonz%C3%A1lez) – tennis player; only Chilean to win gold, silver and bronze medals at the Summer Olympics
* [Tomás González](/source/Tom%C3%A1s_Gonz%C3%A1lez_(gymnast)) – gymnast, Olympic finalist
* [Juan Halty](/source/Juan_Halty) – former professional footballer
* [Kai Horwitz](/source/Kai_Horwitz) (born 1998) – Olympic alpine skier
* [Luis Jiménez](/source/Luis_Jim%C3%A9nez_(footballer%2C_born_1987)) (born 1987) – footballer
* [Benjamín Kuscevic](/source/Benjam%C3%ADn_Kuscevic) – football player
* [Alberto Larraguibel](/source/Alberto_Larraguibel) – horse rider, record for [puissance](/source/puissance) (high jump) on horseback
* [Sergio ''Sapo'' Livingstone](/source/Sergio_Livingstone) – Chilean football [goalkeeper](/source/Goalkeeper_(association_football))
* [Anita Lizana](/source/Anita_Lizana) – tennis player; 1937 [US Open](/source/US_Open_(tennis)) champion; first Latin American, and first [Hispanic](/source/Hispanic) person, to be ranked [World Number 1 in tennis](/source/World_number_one_women_tennis_players)
* [Nicolás Massú](/source/Nicol%C3%A1s_Mass%C3%BA) (born 1979) – tennis player; highest world ranking #9, Olympic 2-time champion (singles and doubles)
* [Carlos Moreno](/source/Carlos_Moreno_(athlete)) – track and field sprinter
* [Iván Morovic](/source/Iv%C3%A1n_Morovic) – [chess](/source/chess) [International Grandmaster](/source/International_Grandmaster)
* [Isidora Niemeyer](/source/Isidora_Niemeyer) – rower
* [Érika Olivera](/source/%C3%89rika_Olivera) – [marathon runner](/source/marathon_runner); gold medal winner in women's [marathon](/source/marathon_(sport)) at the 1999 [Pan American Games](/source/Pan_American_Games)
* [Andrés Parada](/source/Andr%C3%A9s_Parada) - footballer
* [Manuel Pellegrini](/source/Manuel_Pellegrini) – former footballer for [Universidad de Chile](/source/Universidad_de_Chile), former manager of [Real Madrid](/source/Real_Madrid)
* [Alejandra Ramos](/source/Alejandra_Ramos_(runner)) – middle-distance runner
* [Monica Regonesi](/source/Monica_Regonesi) – long-distance runner
* [Sammis Reyes](/source/Sammis_Reyes) – basketball and American football player; first Chilean to play in the [NFL](/source/NFL)
* [Fernando Riera](/source/Fernando_Riera) – Chile's most successful soccer coach; led the national team to a third-place finish in the [1962 World Cup](/source/1962_World_Cup)
* [Marcelo Ríos](/source/Marcelo_R%C3%ADos) – first Latin American man to become world number-one tennis player
* [Eduardo Robledo](/source/Ted_Robledo) – football player, [Newcastle United F.C.](/source/Newcastle_United_F.C.)
* [Jorge Robledo](/source/George_Robledo) – player, Newcastle United F.C.
* [Jose Romero](/source/Jose_Romero_(Australian_rules_footballer)) – [AFL](/source/Australian_rules_football) player, [Western Bulldogs](/source/Western_Bulldogs)
* [Sebastián Rozental](/source/Sebasti%C3%A1n_Rozental) (born 1976) - professional soccer player
* [Bayron Saavedra](/source/Bayron_Saavedra) (born 1997) – footballer
* [Marcelo Salas](/source/Marcelo_Salas) – football player; holds the record for most goals playing for the national team; won titles with every team he played with
* [Eliseo Salazar](/source/Eliseo_Salazar) – [race car](/source/race_car) driver, competed in [Formula One](/source/Formula_One) intermittently from 1980–1982, moved to [Champ Car](/source/Champ_Car) and the [Indy Racing League](/source/Indy_Racing_League)
* [Alexis Sánchez](/source/Alexis_S%C3%A1nchez) – football player, [Sevilla](/source/Sevilla_FC)
* [Leonel Sánchez](/source/Leonel_S%C3%A1nchez) – football player, [1962 World Cup](/source/1962_World_Cup) top scorer
* [José A. Santos](/source/Jos%C3%A9_A._Santos) – jockey, winner of US [Triple Crown](/source/Triple_Crown_of_Thoroughbred_Racing)
* [Alejandro Silva](/source/Alejandro_Silva_(athlete)) – long-distance runner
* [Pablo Squella](/source/Pablo_Squella) – middle-distance runner
* [José Sulantay](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Sulantay) – Chile's second most successful soccer coach, led the under 20 national team to a third-place finish at the [2007 FIFA U-20 World Cup](/source/2007_FIFA_U-20_World_Cup) in Canada
* [Emilio Ulloa](/source/Emilio_Ulloa) – long-distance runner
* [Dion Valle](/source/Dion_Valle) – football player, [Marconi Stallions FC](/source/Marconi_Stallions_FC)
* [Rodrigo Vargas](/source/Rodrigo_Vargas_(soccer%2C_born_1978)) – football player, [Melbourne Victory FC](/source/Melbourne_Victory_FC)
* [Stephanie Vaquer](/source/Stephanie_Vaquer) - professional wrestler; first Chilean and South American woman to win WWE Women's Championship 
* [Arturo Vidal](/source/Arturo_Vidal) – football player, [Colo-Colo](/source/Colo-Colo)
* [Gert Weil](/source/Gert_Weil) – shot putter
* [Iván Zamorano](/source/Iv%C3%A1n_Zamorano) – football player
{{colend}}
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File:Anita Lizana.jpg|[Anita Lizana](/source/Anita_Lizana)
File:Fernando Gonzalez 2007 Australian Open R2.jpg|[Fernando González](/source/Fernando_Gonz%C3%A1lez)
File:Nicolas Massu 2007 Australian Open R1.jpg|[Nicolás Massú](/source/Nicol%C3%A1s_Mass%C3%BA)
File:Leonel Sanchez.JPG|[Leonel Sánchez](/source/Leonel_S%C3%A1nchez)
File:Alexis Sánchez 2011.jpg|[Alexis Sánchez](/source/Alexis_S%C3%A1nchez)
File:Stephanie Vaquer, April 2024 2.jpg|[Stephanie Vaquer](/source/Stephanie_Vaquer) 
</gallery>

==Scientists and engineers==
[[File:FJ DUARTE (2006).jpg|thumb|upright=.6|[F. J. Duarte](/source/F._J._Duarte)]]
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* [Ricardo Baeza Rodríguez](/source/Ricardo_Baeza_Rodr%C3%ADguez) – mathematician
* [Ricardo Baeza-Yates](/source/Ricardo_Baeza-Yates) – computer scientist
* [Isabel Behncke](/source/Isabel_Behncke) - primatologist
* [Erik Bongcam-Rudloff](/source/Erik_Bongcam-Rudloff) – bioinformatician
* [Claudio Bunster](/source/Claudio_Bunster) – physicist
* [Marcela Contreras](/source/Marcela_Contreras) – immunologist
* [F. J. Duarte](/source/F._J._Duarte) – laser physicist
* [Matias Duarte](/source/Matias_Duarte) – software inventor
* [Julio M. Fernandez](/source/Julio_M._Fernandez) – biologist, academic
* [Eric Goles](/source/Eric_Goles) – mathematician
* [Mario Hamuy](/source/Mario_Hamuy) – cosmologist and astronomer
* [Cesar A. Hidalgo](/source/Cesar_A._Hidalgo) – physicist
* [Cecilia Hidalgo Tapia](/source/Cecilia_Hidalgo_Tapia) – biochemist
* [Adriana Hoffmann](/source/Adriana_Hoffmann) – botanist, Environment Minister (2000–2001)
* [Paula Jofré](/source/Paula_Jofr%C3%A9) – astronomer and astrophysicist
* [Humberto Maturana](/source/Humberto_Maturana) – biologist, co-author of the theory of [autopoiesis](/source/autopoiesis)
* [Juan Ignacio Molina](/source/Juan_Ignacio_Molina) – 18th and 19th-century natural scientist
* [Hermann Niemeyer](/source/Hermann_Niemeyer) – paediatrician and biochemist 
* [Ernestina Pérez Barahona](/source/Ernestina_P%C3%A9rez_Barahona), physician
* [María Teresa Ruiz](/source/Mar%C3%ADa_Teresa_Ruiz) – astronomer
* [Elisa Torres Durney](/source/Elisa_Torres_Durney) - outstanding quantum student
* [Gunther Uhlmann](/source/Gunther_Uhlmann) - mathematician
* [Pablo DT Valenzuela](/source/Pablo_DT_Valenzuela) – biotechnologist, co-founder of [Chiron Corporation](/source/Chiron_Corporation) and Fundacion Ciencias Para la Vida
* [Francisco Varela](/source/Francisco_Varela) – biologist, co-author of the theory of autopoiesis

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==Film and television personalities==
{{See also|List of Chilean actors}}
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* [Alejandro Amenábar](/source/Alejandro_Amen%C3%A1bar) - film director, screenwriter and composer
* [Cecilia Amenábar](/source/Cecilia_Amen%C3%A1bar) - actress, TV presenter and model
* [Cecilia Bolocco](/source/Cecilia_Bolocco) - TV presenter, journalist and former [Miss Universe](/source/Miss_Universe)
* [Diana Bolocco](/source/Diana_Bolocco) - TV presenter and journalist
* [Gabriela Bussenius](/source/Gabriela_Bussenius) - journalist, writer and filmmaker
* [Santiago Cabrera](/source/Santiago_Cabrera) - actor
* [Felipe Camiroaga](/source/Felipe_Camiroaga) - TV presenter
* [Charissa Chamorro](/source/Charissa_Chamorro) - actress 
* [Martín Cárcamo](/source/Mart%C3%ADn_C%C3%A1rcamo) - TV presenter
* [Karen Doggenweiler](/source/Karen_Doggenweiler) - TV presenter
* [Julián Elfenbein](/source/Juli%C3%A1n_Elfenbein) - radio and TV presenter
* [Pablo Francisco](/source/Pablo_Francisco) - comedian, actor and writer
* [Cristián de la Fuente](/source/Cristi%C3%A1n_de_la_Fuente) - actor and model
* [Alberto Fuguet](/source/Alberto_Fuguet) - film director, author, journalist and film critic
* [Jorge Garcia](/source/Jorge_Garcia) - actor and comedian
* [Paulina García](/source/Paulina_Garc%C3%ADa) - actress
* [Luis Gatica](/source/Luis_Gatica) - actor
* [Claudia di Girolamo](/source/Claudia_di_Girolamo) - actress
* [Luis Gnecco](/source/Luis_Gnecco) - actor
* [Magdalena Grant](/source/Magdalena_Grant) - TV presenter and sports journalist
* [Lisa Guerrero](/source/Lisa_Guerrero) - journalist, TV presenter, actress and model
* [Patricio Guzmán](/source/Patricio_Guzm%C3%A1n) - film director
* [Alejandro Jodorowsky](/source/Alejandro_Jodorowsky) - filmmaker
* [Mario Kreutzberger](/source/Mario_Kreutzberger) (Don Francisco) – TV presenter
* [Pablo Larraín](/source/Pablo_Larra%C3%ADn) - film director
* [Sebastián Lelio](/source/Sebasti%C3%A1n_Lelio) - film director and screenwriter
* [Ariel Levy](/source/Ariel_Levy_(actor)) - actor
* [Carolina Mestrovic](/source/Carolina_Mestrovic) - TV presenter and actress
* [Claudio Miranda](/source/Claudio_Miranda) - cinematographer
* [Cristina Montt](/source/Cristina_Montt) - actress
* [Cote de Pablo](/source/Cote_de_Pablo) - actress
* [Pedro Pascal](/source/Pedro_Pascal) - actor
* [Carlos Pinto](/source/Carlos_Pinto_(journalist)) - TV presenter and journalist
* [Nicole Polizzi](/source/Nicole_Polizzi) – reality TV Personality
* [Antonio Prieto](/source/Antonio_Prieto_(Chilean_actor)) - actor and singer 
* [Francisco Puelles](/source/Chapu_(entertainer)) - actor and TV personality
* [Francisco Reyes Morandé](/source/Francisco_Reyes_Morand%C3%A9) - actor
* [Raúl Ruiz](/source/Ra%C3%BAl_Ruiz_(director))<ref>{{cite book |last1=Rosenbaum |first1=Jonathan |title=Essential Cinema: On the Necessity of Film Canons |date=2004 |publisher=The Johns Hopkins University Press |location=Baltimore and London |isbn=0-8018-7840-3 |pages=419–421}}</ref> - film director 
* [Katherine Salosny](/source/Katherine_Salosny) - TV presenter and actress
* [Horatio Sanz](/source/Horatio_Sanz) - actor and comedian
* [Fernando Solis](/source/Fernando_Sol%C3%ADs_(journalist)) - radio and TV presenter
* [Tonka Tomicic](/source/Tonka_Tomicic) - TV presenter and model
* [Catalina Vallejos](/source/Catalina_Vallejos) - actress and model
* [Leonor Varela](/source/Leonor_Varela) - actress and model
* [Daniela Vega](/source/Daniela_Vega) - actress
* [Gabriela Velasco](/source/Gabriela_Velasco) – actress and television presenter
* [Benjamín Vicuña](/source/Benjam%C3%ADn_Vicu%C3%B1a) - actor
* [Alexander Witt](/source/Alexander_Witt) - filmmaker
* [Andrés Wood](/source/Andr%C3%A9s_Wood) - film director and screenwriter
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File:Cecilia Bolocco (2)-2.jpg|[Cecilia Bolocco](/source/Cecilia_Bolocco)
File:Santiago Cabrera by Gage Skidmore 2.jpg|[Santiago Cabrera](/source/Santiago_Cabrera)
File:Cote de Pablo retouch.jpg|[Cote de Pablo](/source/Cote_de_Pablo)
File:Pedro Pascal by Gage Skidmore.jpg|[Pedro Pascal](/source/Pedro_Pascal)
File:Leonor Varela(2).jpg|[Leonor Varela](/source/Leonor_Varela)
</gallery>

==Writers==
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{{see also|List of Chilean women writers}}
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* [Lorenzo Aillapán](/source/Lorenzo_Aillap%C3%A1n) – poet
* [Fernando Alegría](/source/Fernando_Alegr%C3%ADa) – writer
* [Isabel Allende](/source/Isabel_Allende) – novelist (''[The House of Spirits](/source/The_House_of_Spirits)'')
* [Roberto Ampuero](/source/Roberto_Ampuero) – novelist (''Cayetano Brulé'' series)
* [Roberto Bolaño](/source/Roberto_Bola%C3%B1o)<ref>{{cite news |title=The 21st Century's 12 Greatest Novels |url=https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20150119-the-21st-centurys-12-best-novels |access-date=31 March 2021 |publisher=BBC |date=19 January 2015}}</ref> – novelist (''[The Savage Detectives](/source/The_Savage_Detectives)'', ''[2666](/source/2666)'')
* [Liborio Brieba](/source/Liborio_Brieba) – writer
* [Francisco Coloane](/source/Francisco_Coloane) – (''Tierra del fuego'')
* [Angel Cruchaga Santa Maria](/source/Angel_Cruchaga_Santa_Maria) (1893–1964) – writer, won the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1948
* [Ariel Florencia Richards](/source/Ariel_Florencia_Richards) (1981—) – writer and researcher of the visual arts
* [Eugenio Cruz Vargas](/source/Eugenio_Cruz_Vargas) (1923–2014) – poet and painter, of Basque descent
* [Francisco Núñez de Pineda y Bascuñán](/source/Francisco_N%C3%BA%C3%B1ez_de_Pineda_y_Bascu%C3%B1%C3%A1n) – writer of Cautiverio feliz y razón individual de las guerras dilatadas del Reino de Chile in 1673
* [Pablo de Rokha](/source/Pablo_de_Rokha) – Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1965
* [José Donoso](/source/Jos%C3%A9_Donoso)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bloom |first1=Harold |title=The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages |date=1994 |publisher=Harcourt Brace & Company |location=NY/San Diego/London |isbn=978-1-57322-514-4 |page=560}}</ref> – writer (''Coronation'', ''[The Obscene Bird of Night](/source/The_Obscene_Bird_of_Night)'')
* [Ariel Dorfman](/source/Ariel_Dorfman) – novelist, playwright (''[Death and the Maiden](/source/Death_and_the_Maiden_(play))''), academic, essayist, journalist and human rights activist
* [Jorge Edwards](/source/Jorge_Edwards) – 1999 [Cervantes Prize](/source/Cervantes_Prize) winner
* [Alberto Fuguet](/source/Alberto_Fuguet) – novelist; short story writer, ''[Mala Onda](/source/Mala_Onda)'', ''[Las películas de mi vida](/source/Las_pel%C3%ADculas_de_mi_vida)''; filmmaker, ''Se Arrienda''
* [Alberto Blest Gana](/source/Alberto_Blest_Gana) – novelist (''[Martín Rivas](/source/Mart%C3%ADn_Rivas_(novel))'')
* [Olga Grau](/source/Olga_Grau) - philosopher
*[Juan Guzman Cruchaga](/source/Juan_Guzman_Cruchaga)  (1895–1979) – poet and diplomat, won the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1962; of Basque descent
* [Óscar Hahn](/source/%C3%93scar_Hahn) – writer and poet
* [Vicente Huidobro](/source/Vicente_Huidobro) – father of the "Creationism" movement in Paris
* [Cristián Huneeus](/source/Cristi%C3%A1n_Huneeus) – writer
* [Enrique Lafourcade](/source/Enrique_Lafourcade) – novelist
* [Hernán Rivera Letelier](/source/Hern%C3%A1n_Rivera_Letelier) – novelist (''Santa María de las Flores Negras'', ''La Reina Isabel Cantaba Rancheras''), poet, writer of short stories
* [Enrique Lihn](/source/Enrique_Lihn) – poet, playwright, and novelist
* [Carmen Marai](/source/Carmen_Marai) – novelist ''El Alba de la Mandrágora'' (''The Dawn of the Mandrake''), poet, writer of short stories
* [Sergio Missana](/source/Sergio_Missana) – novelist 
* [Gabriela Mistral](/source/Gabriela_Mistral) – winner of the [Nobel Prize in Literature](/source/Nobel_Prize_in_Literature)
* [Nicolasa Montt](/source/Nicolasa_Montt) – poet
* [Tomás Moulian](/source/Tom%C3%A1s_Moulian) – political scientist and sociologist
* [Pablo Neruda](/source/Pablo_Neruda)<ref>{{cite book |last1=Bloom |first1=Harold |title=The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages |date=1994 |publisher=Harcourt Brace & Company |location=NY/San Diego/London |isbn=978-1-57322-514-4 |pages=463–492 |chapter=Borges, Neruda, and Pessoa: Hispanic-Portuguese Whitman}}</ref> – winner of the [Nobel Prize in Literature](/source/Nobel_Prize_in_Literature)
* [Raquel Olea](/source/Raquel_Olea) – writer, professor
* [Nicanor Parra](/source/Nicanor_Parra) – self-proclaimed "anti-poet"
* [Adolfo Quiros](/source/Adolfo_Quiros) – (1853–1910), poet 
* [Gonzalo Rojas](/source/Gonzalo_Rojas) – 2004 [Cervantes Prize](/source/Cervantes_Prize) winner
* [Elvira Santa Cruz Ossa](/source/Elvira_Santa_Cruz_Ossa) – dramatist and novelist
* [Luis Sepúlveda](/source/Luis_Sep%C3%BAlveda) – novelist
* [Antonio Skármeta](/source/Antonio_Sk%C3%A1rmeta) – author of ''[Ardiente Paciencia](/source/Ardiente_paciencia)'' (''Burning Patience''), which inspired the movie ''[Il Postino](/source/Il_Postino)'' (''The Postman''), about poet Pablo Neruda
* [Amelia Solar de Claro](/source/Amelia_Solar_de_Claro) – poet, playwright, and essayist
* [Mercedes Valdivieso](/source/Mercedes_Valdivieso) – writer
* [Sergio Vodanovic](/source/Sergio_Vodanovic) – playwright

==Architects==
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* [Alejandro Aravena](/source/Alejandro_Aravena) – 2015 [Pritzker Prize](/source/Pritzker_Architecture_Prize) winner
* [Guillermo Jullian de la Fuente](/source/Guillermo_Jullian_de_la_Fuente)
* [Mathias Klotz](/source/Mathias_Klotz) – 2001 Borromini Prize of Architecture winner for under-40 architects

==Others==
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* [Raúl Aldunate Phillips](/source/Ra%C3%BAl_Aldunate_Phillips) –  writer, politician, and soldier<ref>{{cite book|access-date=2021-03-21|last=Aldunate Phillips|date=1970|first=Raúl|language=es|publisher=Escuela Lito-tipográfica La Gratitud Nacional|quote=Una mañana, llegó a la Comandancia de "Cazadores", mi compadre el doctor Emilio Aldunate Bascuñán con su hijo Raúl como premio por haberse recibido tempranamente de Bachiller en Humanidades. Cumpliendo sus deseos, me lo traía a hacer la Guardia en mi Regimiento (...)|title=La revolución de los tenientes: tres años de la historia de Chile. Desde el ruido de sables en el Senado (septiembre de 1924) durante la presidencia de don Arturo Alessandri Palma, hasta el 2 de julio de 1927 en que asume el mando supremo el coronel Carlos Ibáñez del Campo|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ywhJAQAAIAAJ&q=aldunate}}<!-- auto-translated by Module:CS1 translator --></ref>
* [Cecilia Magni Camino](/source/Cecilia_Magni_Camino) – guerilla leader and sociologist<ref>{{Cite web |date=2023-02-28 |title=Recuerdan la vida de Cecilia Magni, la "Comandante Tamara" |trans-title=Remembering the life of Cecilia Magni, "Commander Tamara" |url=https://www.elciudadano.com/actualidad/recuerdan-la-vida-de-cecilia-magni-la-comandante-tamara/02/28/ |website=El Ciudano}}</ref>
* Vanessa Ceruti – Miss Universe Chile 2011{{Citation needed|date=November 2020}}
* Nataly Chilet – [Miss World Chile](/source/Miss_World_Chile) 2008{{Citation needed|date=November 2020}}
* [Claudio Grossman](/source/Claudio_Grossman) – chairman of the Human Rights Interamerican Court
* [Hil Hernández](/source/Hil_Hern%C3%A1ndez) – [Miss Earth](/source/Miss_Earth) 2006
* [Immanuel Holger](/source/Immanuel_Holger) – soldier and politician
* [Carolina Huidobro](/source/Carolina_Huidobro) – teacher and suffragist
* [Carlos Kaiser](/source/Carlos_Kaiser_(activist)) – former National Director of the National Fund for Disabilities
* [Themo Lobos](/source/Themo_Lobos) – comic artist
* [Andrónico Luksic](/source/Andr%C3%B3nico_Luksic_Craig) – chairman of Quiñenco Holdings, which owns Banco de Chile, Antofagasta Minerals, one of the largest Chilean financial groups
* [La Quintrala](/source/Catalina_de_los_R%C3%ADos_y_Lisperguer) – Catalina de los Ríos y Lisperguer, aristocratic and sadistic landowner and witch during the Colonial Period
* [Rene Ríos Boettiger](/source/Rene_R%C3%ADos_Boettiger) (''Pepo'') – comic artist (''[Condorito](/source/Condorito)'')
* [Juana Ross Edwards](/source/Juana_Ross_Edwards) (1830–1913) – philanthropist
* [Sergio Saavedra](/source/Sergio_Saavedra) (1927–2022) – engineer and politician
* [Sola Sierra](/source/Sola_Sierra) – human rights activist
* [Juan Somavia](/source/Juan_Somavia) – Director-General of the [International Labour Organization](/source/International_Labour_Organization)
* [Joaquín Toesca](/source/Joaqu%C3%ADn_Toesca) – designer of the presidential house "[La Moneda](/source/La_Moneda)", in Santiago
* Maria Jose Ubiergo – Chilean DREAMer in the United States, Story Featured in the New York Times; Family member to notable Chilean Folk Singer Fernando Ubiergo <ref>{{Cite news | url=https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/storywall/american-dreamers/stories/maria-jose-ubiergo | title=American Dreamers: Maria Jose Ubiergo | newspaper=The New York Times | date=12 June 2017 }}</ref> Her story has been featured in El Diario, ABC, and News 12 Connecticut, among other media outlets. 
* [Arturo Valenzuela](/source/Arturo_Valenzuela) – former Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs
* [Bernardita Zúñiga](/source/Bernardita_Z%C3%BA%C3%B1iga) – [Miss World Chile](/source/Miss_World_Chile) 2007
* [Sergio Catalán](/source/Sergio_Catal%C3%A1n) – first to discover crash survivors of [Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571](/source/Uruguayan_Air_Force_Flight_571), and integral to rescuing all 16 remaining survivors<ref>{{Cite news | url=https://english.elpais.com/international/2024-01-31/sergio-catalan-the-chilean-muleteer-who-came-to-the-rescue-of-the-andes-tragedy-survivors.html | title=Sergio Catalán, the Chilean muleteer who came to the rescue of the Andes tragedy survivors | newspaper=El País | date=31 January 2024 }}</ref>

==See also==
* [Chilean American](/source/Chilean_American)
* [Chilean Australian](/source/Chilean_Australian)
* [Chilean British](/source/Chilean_British)
* [List of people by nationality](/source/List_of_people_by_nationality)
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==References==
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Category:Lists of Chilean people

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