People
This is a list of people named Ramos:
- Alejandra Ramos, Chilean middle distance runner
- Ariel Ramos, Cuban sport wrestler
- Bartolomeo Ramos, Renaissance music theorist
- Benito Ramos, Fencing
- Benjamin Ramos, Puerto Rico
- Edwin Ramos, gang member
- Eliana Ramos, Uruguayan model
- Fidel V. Ramos, 12th President of the Philippines
- Humberto Ramos, Mexican comic book artist
- Ivone Ramos: Ivone Aida Lopes Fernandes Ramos or Ivone Lopes, Ivone Fernandes (family name), Capeverdean writer
- Ignacio Ramos, US border patrol agent
- Jorge Ramos (news anchor), Univision news anchor
- Jorge L. Ramos, Telemundo news anchor
- Juande Ramos, Spanish football (soccer) manager
- Luis Rosendo Ramos, Mexican road bicycle racer
- Luisel Ramos, Uruguayan model
- Mike Ramos, American decathlete
- Nathalia Ramos, a Spanish actress and singer
- Pedro Ramos, Ecuadorian football (soccer) referee
- Rafael Ramos, Puerto Rican boxer
- Rico Ramos American Boxer and former WBA world super bantamweight champion
- Rhian Ramos, Filipina actress
- Ruy Ramos, Brazilian-Japanese football (soccer) player
- Sarah Ramos, American actress
- Sergio Ramos, Spanish footballer
- Tab Ramos, American football (soccer) player
- Wendell Ramos, Filipino actor
- Wilson Ramos, Venezuelan baseball player
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