Monagas - Notable Natives

Notable Natives

From Amana of Tamarindo, town of Maturín municipality

  • José Tadeo Monagas, general of the Venezuelan independence and president

From Barrancas

  • Alarico Gómez, poet, novelist and journalist

From Caicara

  • Manuel Núñez Tovar, doctor and entomologist
  • Rafael Naranjo Ostty, abogado criminólogo
  • Wilfrida Corvo de López, educadora

From Caripe

  • Félix Antonio Calderón, poet

From Caripito

  • Doris Wells, actress
  • Juvenal Ravelo, artist
  • Cherry Navarro, singer
  • Tibursio C. Aparicio Lozada, poet

From Chaguaramal, town of Piar municipality

  • Juana Ramírez (a.k.a. Juana la Avanzadora) heroine of the Venezuelan independence
  • Leonardo Infante, general of the Venezuelan independence

From Guanaguana, town of Piar municipality

  • Antonio Ciliberto Pérez, poet and novelist

From Maturín

  • Andrés Rojas, general of the Venezuelan independence
  • Carlos Möhle, musician, composer and dentist
  • José Gabriel Núñez Romberg, musician
  • José Antonio Núñez Romberg, mathematician, teacher and historian
  • Félix Armando Núñez, poet, teacher und dean of Chile's university
  • Idelfonso Núñez Mares, poet and teacher
  • Eloy Palacios, sculptor
  • José María Núñez, historian
  • Benito Raúl Lozada, poet and writer

From Musipán, town of Ezequiel Zamora municipality

  • Benjamín Rausseo (a.k.a. Er Conde del Guácharo), television comedian

From San Antonio

  • Julián Padrón, writer, journalist and lawyer
  • William H. Phelps, Jr., ornithologist and founder of RCTV
  • Carlos Salazar Liccioni, poet, novelist
  • Julio Gómez Peñalver, dentist, teacher and poet

From Uracoa

  • Mateo Manaure, painter, artist
  • Jesús Rafael Zambrano, journalist, lawyer, writer

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