People
- Ana Maria Rangel, Brazilian politician; she was the Progressive Republican Party presidential candidate in 2006
- Àngel Rangel, Spanish football player currently playing for Swansea City
- Arturo Soto Rangel, Mexican film, television, and stage actor
- Beatriz Paredes Rangel, Mexican politician affiliated to the Institutional Revolutionary Party
- Charles B. Rangel, Democratic member of the USA House of Representatives since 1971
- David Rangel, Mexican football (soccer) player
- David Rangel Pastor, Spanish football player currently playing for CD Castellón
- Esdras Rangel, Mexican football (soccer) goalkeeper
- Godofredo Rangel, Brazilian writer
- Gregor Rangel, Brazilian mixed martial artist and member of the legendary Gracie family
- Irma Rangel (Texas politician), (d. 2003), member of the Texas House of Representatives
- Jeremiah Rangel, guitarist
- José Vicente Rangel Vale, a Venezuelan leftist politician
- José Vicente Rangel Ávalos, the mayor of Sucre Municipality in Venezuela
- Juana Rangel de Cuellar, the founder of the Colombian city of Cúcuta
- Julio César Rangel, Colombian road cyclist
- Leonel Godoy Rangel, Mexican lawyer, politician and the current governor of Michoacán
- Licinio Rangel (1936–2002), bishop of the Catholic Church in Campos, Brazil
- Loren Ferré Rangel, trustee of the Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico
- Rafael Rangel Sostmann, president of Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico
- Rubén Rangel (born 1977), Venezuelan road cyclist
- Víctor Rangel Ayala, a Mexican footballer
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