People
It is also a Basque surname (spelled either Bergara or Vergara):
- Federico Bergara, Uruguayan footballer
- Gaizka Bergara, Basque footballer
- Markel Bergara, Basque footballer
- Adán Vergara, Chilean footballer
- Al Vergara, Filipino basketball player
- Alina Vergara, Argentine field hockey player
- Andrea Tessa (Andrea Tessa Vergara), Chilean singer-songwriter
- Camilo José Vergara, Chilean-American writer and photographer
- Carlo Vergara, Filipino graphic designer and illustrator
- Carlos Vergara, television news anchor and reporter
- Fernando Vergara, Chilean football (soccer) player and manager
- Gabriela Vergara, Venezuelan actress and model
- Héctor Vergara, Canadian soccer referee
- Ivette Vergara, Chilean TV presenter
- Jorge Vergara, Mexican businessman
- José Francisco Vergara, Chilean politician and journalist
- Lalaine (Lalaine Vergara-Paras), American television actress
- Marco Vergara (Marco Gatica Vergara), Chilean footballer
- Mónica Vergara, Mexican female football (soccer) player
- Pablo Vergara, Argentine footballer
- Sandra Vergara (b. 1988), Colombian model and actress
- Sofía Vergara (b. 1972), Colombian supermodel and actress
- Juan José Gurruchaga Vergara, Chilean actor and TV presenter
- Eduardo Ravani Vergara, Chilean actor and comedian
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