People
- Adrián Varela, Mexican reality show contestant
- Adriana Varela, Argentine tango singer
- Amancio Amaro Varela, Galician (Spanish) footballer
- Antonio María Rouco Varela, Spanish Catholic cardinal
- Blanca Varela, Peruvian poet
- Carlos Varela (born 1963), Cuban musician
- Carlos Varela (footballer), Spanish footballer
- Carlos Varela (wrestler) (born 1966), Cuban wrestler
- Cybèle Varela, Brazilian artist
- Daniel Varela Suanzes-Carpegna, Galician (Spanish) politician
- Felipe Varela, Spanish fashion designer
- Félix Varela, Cuban and United States beatified Catholic priest
- Fernando Varela, Cape Verdean footballer
- Fernando Varela Ramos, Spanish footballer
- Francisco Varela, Chilean biologist and philosopher
- Frank Varela, United States graphic designer
- Gustavo Varela, Uruguayan footballer
- Héctor Varela (author), Peurto Rican author
- Héctor Varela (musician), Argentine tango musician
- Jairo Varela, Colombian musician
- Jazmin Beccar Varela, Argentinian actress
- Jesus Varela, Filipino Catholic bishop
- José Enrique Varela, Spanish general
- José Luis Varela, Venezuelan light-flyweight boxer
- José Gregorio Varela, 19th century President of Venezuela
- José Pedro Varela, (1845–1879) Uruguayan sociologist, journalist and politician
- Leonor Varela, Chilean actress
- Lorenzo Varela, Galician (Spanish) poet
- Luis Rodríguez Varela, early Filipino nationalist
- Migdia Chinea Varela, United States actress
- Miguel Varela, Filipino business man and lawyer
- Obdulio Varela, Uruguayan footballer
- Silvestre Varela, Portuguese footballer
- Victor Varela, Swedish composer
- Wilber Varela, Colombian drug lord
- Yan Bartelemí Varela, Cuban amateur boxer
- Varela Family, a clan in Negros, Philippines
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