People
- Priscila Machado, Miss Brazil 2011
- Alicia Machado, Venezuelan Miss Universe
- Staney Machado, RN Podar Physical Education Teacher
- Anderson Machado, United States baseball player
- Antonio Machado, Spanish poet
- Bernardino Machado, Portuguese statesman
- Celso Machado, Brazilian musician and composer
- Cristian Machado, Brazilian heavy metal singer
- Djair Baptista Machado, Brazilian footballer
- Gerardo Machado, Cuban statesman and independence hero
- Gustavo Machado (1898 - 1983), Venezuelan politician and journalist
- Honorio Machado, Venezuelan racing cyclist
- Israel Machado, Brazilian basketball player
- Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis, Brazilian writer
- Julio Machado, United States baseball player
- Justina Machado, United States actress
- Leandro Machado, Brazilian footballer
- Leandro Ruiz Machado, Brazilian water polo player
- Manny Machado, United States baseball player
- Manuel Machado, Spanish writer
- Marcelo Machado, Brazilian basketball player
- Octávio Machado, Portuguese footballer and coach
- Rob Machado, United States surfer
- Robert Machado, United States baseball player
- Rod Machado, United States pilot
- Teresa Machado, Portuguese Olympic athlete
- The Machado brothers, Brazilian jiujitsu teachers and competitors
- Rigan Machado
- Carlos Machado
- Roger Machado
- Jean Jacques Machado
- John Machado
- Joaquim Germano Pinto Machado Correia da Silva, Portuguese Governor of Macau
- Ralph Machado, Indian working at Deloitte
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