Guerra

Guerra is a Portuguese, Spanish and Italian term meaning "war".

People

Arts

Aaron Guerra, American guitarist
Ana Clara Guerra Marques, Angolan dancer
Andrea Guerra (composer), Italian composer
Aureliano Fernández-Guerra, Spanish historian, poet and playwright
Carlos Rivera Guerra, Mexican singer
Carolina Guerra, Colombian model and actress
Cástulo Guerra, an Argentine actor
Castullo Guerra, Argentine actor
César Guerra-Peixe, Brazilian violinist
Ciro Guerra, a Colombian film director, screenwriter
Ely Guerra, a Mexican singer
Gabriel Guerra, Mexican sculptor
Giovanni Guerra, Italian painter
Gregório de Matos e Guerra, Brazilian poet
Humberto López y Guerra, Swedish novelist
Joey Guerra, American music critic
Juan Luis Guerra, Dominican singer
Marcelino "Rapindey" Guerra, Cuban singer
María Inés Guerra, Mexican singer
Miguel Guerra, American comic book writer
Pedro Guerra, Spanish singer
Pia Guerra, Canadian comic book artist
Raquel Guerra, Portuguese singer
Rita Guerra, a Portuguese singer
Robert Guerra, American set designer
Ruy Guerra, Portuguese-Brazilian actor and director
Shekhar Gurera, Indian cartoonist
Tom Guerra, American guitarist
Tonino Guerra, Italian screenwriter and poet
Wendy Guerra, Cuban writer
Yalil Guerra, Cuban guitarist

Sport

Aidan Guerra, Australian rugby league footballer
Alejandra de la Guerra, Peruvian volleyball player
Alejandro Guerra, Venezuelan footballer
Andrea Guerra (footballer) Italian footballer
Ariana Guerra, American gymnast
Ascension Guerra, Spanish archer
Aumi Guerra, Dominican bowler
Brent Guerra, Australian rules footballer
Deolis Guerra, Venezuelan baseball player
Elvira Guerra, Italian equestrienne
Feliciano López Diaz-Guerra, Spanish tennis player
Hugo Guerra, Uruguayan footballer
Jackie Guerra (footballer), American-born Puerto Rican retired footballer
Javy Guerra, American baseball player
Juan Carlos Rojas Guerra, Mexican footballer
José Antonio Guerra Oliva, a Cuban diver
Juan Guerra, Bolivian soccer player
Juan Francisco Guerra Venezuelan footballer
Junior Guerra, Venezuelan baseball player
Kleber Guerra, Brazilian footballer
Learco Guerra, Italian cyclist
Lisandra Guerra (1987), Cuban cyclist
Martín Alejandro Machón Guerra, Guatemalan footballer
Mike Guerra, Cuban baseball player
Miguel Ángel Guerra, Argentinian racer
Miguel Ángel Cascallana Guerra, Spanish handball player
Milton Guerra, Salvadoran footballer
Naomie Guerra, Trinidadian footballer
Patricia Guerra Cabrera, Spanish sailor
Paulo Alexandre Martins Guerra, Portuguese runner
Pedro Ramos Guerra, Cuban baseball player
Pietro Guerra, Italian cyclist
Rafael Sánchez Guerra, Spanish football club president
Silvio Guerra, Ecuadorian runner
Simone Guerra, Italian footballer
Waldir Guerra, Salvadoran footballer

Politics

Abel Guerra Garza, Mexican politician
Abílio Manuel Guerra Junqueiro, Portuguese politician
Alberto Begné Guerra, Mexican politician
Alfonso Guerra, Spanish politician
Braulio Guerra, Mexican politician
Gabriel Guerra-Mondragón, American diplomat
José Amado Ricardo Guerra, Cuban politician
José Gutiérrez Guerra, Bolivian President
Juan Nicasio Guerra, Mexican politician
Marcela Guerra, a Mexican politician
Marcela Guerra Castillo, Mexican politician
Pablo de la Guerra, American politician
Pedro Cevallos Guerra, Spanish diplomat
Reynaldo Guerra Garza, American judge

Military

Antonio Barroso y Sánchez-Guerra, Spanish general
Donato Guerra, 19th-century Mexican general
Eutímio Guerra, Cuban army guide
José de Bustamante y Guerra, Spanish naval officer and explorer
José Antonio de la Guerra y Noriega, Californian soldier and settler

Religion

Fernando da Guerra, a Portuguese ecclesiastic
Francisco Guerra (bishop), Spanish bishop
García Guerra, Spanish bishop
José Servando Teresa de Mier Noriega y Guerra, priest in New Spain (now Mexico)

Other

Humberto Guerra Allison, Peruvian doctor
Juan Nepomuceno Guerra, Mexican cartel founder
Rafael Guerra Bejarano, Spanish bullfighter
Reyes Tamez Guerra, Mexican chemist
Vida Guerra, American model

Fictional characters

Carmen Guerra from the television show Oz

gollark: They can read poetry on their own if you want.

gollark: No.

gollark: Also study skills and independent research.

gollark: We should retool basic education around more practical stuff, problem-solving, rationality, statistics, probability, sort of thing, in my opinion, not "spend 5 hours writing an essay on some nonsense about a poem".

gollark: Ignorance is just not knowing stuff, so yes it can.