List of French Argentines

French Argentines are Argentines of full or partial French descent, or French-born people who reside in Argentina. Most of French immigrants settled in Argentina from the 1870s until WW1, though consistent immigration started in the 1820s and continued until the late 1940s. Half of these immigrants came from Southwestern France, especially from the Basque Country and Béarn (former Basses-Pyrénées accounted for more than 20% of immigrants), as well as Bigorre and Rouergue, but also from Savoy and the Paris region. As early as in the 1840s, Argentina also received immigrants with French background from neighboring countries, notably Uruguay. In 2006, it was estimated that around 6 million Argentines had some degree of French ancestry (up to 17% of the total population).

Business

• Carlos Pedro Blaquier, CEO of Ledesma, with distant French ancestry through his maternal great-grandparents[1]
• Alfredo Fortabat, founder of Loma Negra, born to French parents[2]
• Juan Alberto Harriet, landowner and entrepreneur, born to French father[3]
• Juan Bautista Istilart, French-born industrialist and inventor
• Federico Lacroze, businessman who created the first railway system in Argentina, born to French father[4]
• María Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat, businesswoman and art collector, with distant French ancestry through her paternal great-grandfather[5]
• Inés Lafuente, entrepreneur and philanthropist, daughter of Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat, with remote French ancestry through both lines of her family[6]
• Anacarsis Lanús, entrepreneur considered one of the wealthiest men in Argentina in the 1850s,[7] born to French father[8]
• Juan Carlos Lectoure, owner of Luna Park arena
• Pedro Olegario Luro Pradère, businessman who created the first hunting reserve in Argentina, born to French parents[9]
• Santos Manfredi, French-born businessman

Education

• Pablo Bazerque, professor and researcher
• Enrique Butty, engineer and professor
• Ignacio Martín Cloppet, lawyer and professor, with distant French ancestry through both lines of his family[10]
• José Manuel Estrada, professor and thinker, with French ancestry through his maternal grandparents[11]
• Amédée Jacques, French-born pedagogue and philosopher
• Alfredo Labougle, economist and professor, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[12][13]
• Ernesto Laclau, political theorist
• Luis Laporte, engineer who founded the first Industrial School in Argentina
• Guillermo Lariguet, philosopher and professor
• Alberto Larroque, French-born jurist and professor
• Guillermo Lousteau Heguy, professor
• Jacques de Mahieu, French-born anthropologist and professor, Nazi collaborator in Vichy France who fled to Argentina through the ratlines
• Florencia Saintout, professor and dean of the Journalism Faculty of the National University of La Plata, Deputy of Buenos Aires Province since 2017
• Alberto Sauret, professor of cinema and philosophy
• Antonio Vázquez Vialard, lawyer and professor

Entertainment

Actors

• Alberto Anchart (father), theater and film actor
• Alberto Anchart, actor
• Marquesa Anchart, actress
• Gogó Andreu, actor, with French ancestry through his mother's line
• Tono Andreu, film actor, with French ancestry through his mother's line
• María Armand, actress
• Alicia Aymont, actress
• Alberto Barcel, actor
• Pablo Bardauil, film actor and director
• Lola Berthet, TV series and telenovelas actress
• César Bertrand, actor, born in Uruguay
• René Bertrand, theater actor and director, son of César Bertrand[14]
• Héctor Bidonde, actor and director
• Floria Bloise, actress
• Beatriz Bonnet, actress, awarded with five Martín Fierro Awards throughout her career on television
• Lalo Bouhier, actor
• Nina Briand, actress
• Roberto Casaux, theater actor, born to French parents[15]
• Segundo Cernadas, telenovela actor, with remote French ancestry through his maternal great-great-great-grandparents[16][17]
• Arnoldo Chamot, actor
• Hugo Chemin, actor
• Darío Cossier, theater actor
• Juan Carlos Croharé, actor
• Gastón Dalmau, actor and singer known for his role in soap opera Casi Ángeles
• Amery Darbón, actress
• Eva Dongé, actress
• Francisco Ducasse, theater actor and director, born to French parents[18]
• Chola Duby, actress
• Nestor Ducó, actor
• Zoe Ducós, actress
• Graciela Dufau, actress
• Ulises Dumont, film, television and theater actor
• María Dupláa, actress, niece of Nancy Dupláa,[19] with remote French ancestry through her paternal great-great-grandparents
• Nancy Dupláa, actress, with distant French ancestry through her paternal great-grandparents[20]
• Ricardo Dupont, actor
• Susana Dupré, actress
• Delia Durruty, actress
• Fausto Etchegoin, actor
• Elba Fonrouge, actress
• Maurice Jouvet, French-born film actor
• Mónica Jouvet, actress, daughter of Maurice Jouvet[21]
• Juan Laborde, radio and film actor
• Lydia Lamaison, actress[22]
• Libertad Lamarque, film actress, born to French Uruguayan father[23]
• Esteban Lamothe, actor
• Claudia Lapacó, actress and singer, born to French mother[24]
• Víctor Laplace, film actor[25]
• Anita Larronde, model and actress
• Susana Latou, actress
• Pedro Laxalt, French-born film actor
• Melania Lenoir, actress
• Ivonne Lescaut, actress
• Mona Maris, actress, born to French father[26]
• Victoria Maurette, actress and singer, known for her role in telenovela Rebelde Way
• Jean Pierre Noher, French-born film and television actor
• Michel Noher, TV series actor, son of Jean Pierre Noher[27]
• Barry Norton, actor, born to French Uruguayan father and French mother[28]
• Aída Olivier, actress and dancer[29]
• Camila Perissé, actress
• Celestino Petray, actor
• Silvia Peyrou, actress
• Malena Pichot, stand-up comedian and actress
• Jean Pierre Reguerraz, actor, born to French parents[30]
• Juana Repetto, actress, granddaughter of Ambar La Fox[31]
• Gastón Ricaud, TV series actor
• Mariana Richaudeau, actress
• George Rigaud, actor, born to French mother[32]
• Walter Soubrié, actor
• Beatriz Thibaudin, actress
• Juana Viale, actress, with French ancestry through her maternal grandfather[33]
• Manuel Vignau, actor and playwright

Musicians

• Eduardo Arolas, tango bandoneon player, born to French parents[34]
• Susana Baron Supervielle, musician, born to French father and French Uruguayan mother[35]
• Sandra Baylac, rock singer
• Antonio Birabent, singer and actor, son of Moris Birabent
• Mauricio "Moris" Birabent, rock musician
• Francisco Bochatón, rock singer
• Guillermo Bordarampé, musician from rock band Arco Iris
• Fabiana Cantilo, rock singer, with remote French ancestry through both lines of her family[36]
• Javier Caumont, musician, son of César Bertrand[37]
• Carmen Duval, tango singer
• Ulises Eyherabide, Christian rock singer
• Osvaldo Favrot, guitarist
• Sol Gabetta, cellist, born to French mother[38]
• Carlos Gardel, French-born singer and actor, considered the most famous figure of tango[39]
• Carlos Guichandut, opera singer
• Pablo Guyot, musician
• Víctor Heredia, folk singer[40]
• Emmanuel Horvilleur, singer, born to French father[41]
• Gabriel Jolivet, rock guitarist, son of René Jolivet
• Pocho Lapouble, jazz drummer and composer
• David Lebón, rock singer, with French ancestry on his father's side[42]
• Paz Lenchantin, bass guitarist of The Pixies[43]
• Elsa Marval, opera singer, born to French father[44]
• Sandra Mihanovich, rock singer, daughter of Mónica Cahen D'Anvers,[45] with French ancestry through her maternal grandfather
• Carlos Montbrun Ocampo, conductor and composer, with French ancestry on his father's line[46]
• Bambi Moreno Charpentier, bass guitarist from pop band Tan Biónica
• Chano Moreno Charpentier, singer from pop band Tan Biónica
• Fernando Otero, pianist and composer, with French ancestry through his maternal grandfather[47]
• Paula Nenette Pepin, French-born composer and pianist
• César "Banana" Pueyrredón, pop-rock singer, with remote French ancestry through his paternal great-great-great-grandfather[48]
• Rodrigo Ratier, composer and pianist
• Mercedes Sosa, folk singer, with French ancestry through her maternal grandfather[49]
• Ricardo Soulé, musician from rock band Vox Dei

Other entertainers

• Harry d'Abbadie d'Arrast, film director and screenwriter, born to French father[50]
• Ambar La Fox, vedette
• Manuel Antín, film director and screenwriter
• Valeria Archimó, theater dancer and choreographer
• May Avril, French-born vedette
• Jorge Beillard, journalist and TV host
• Eduardo Biscayart, TV sports reporter
• Mónica Cahen D'Anvers, journalist and TV host, born to French father[51]
• Paulette Christian, French-born vedette and actress
• Esteban Courtalón, cinematographer
• Teté Coustarot, model and TV host
• Andrés Decaud, French-born film director and set designer
• Denise Dumas, model and TV host, with remote French ancestry through her paternal great-great-grandparents[52][53]
• Marie-Anne Erize, model who disappeared during the last dictatorship, born to French parents[54]
• Baby Etchecopar, radio and TV host
• Valentina Ferrer, model and Argentina pageant at 2014 Miss Universe
• Néstor Gaffet, movie producer and screenwriter
• René Jolivet, TV host
• Sergio Lapegüe, radio and TV host
• Agustín Mahieu, film critic and director
• Julia Michelón, radio and TV host
• Alina Moine, journalist and TV host
• Xénia Monty, French-born vedette
• Pampita, model
• Ivo Pelay, playwright
• Juan Carlos Pérez Loizeau, journalist and TV host
• Eugène Py, French-born cameraman, cinematographer and film director, considered the founding pioneer of Argentine cinema
• Reina Reech, dancer and choreographer, daughter of Ambar La Fox[55]
• Juan Carlos Rousselot, announcer and TV host
• Jérôme Savary, director, born to French father[56]
• Daniel Tinayre, French-born film director, screenwriter and producer
• Marcela Tinayre, TV host, daughter of Daniel Tinayre[57]
• Paulina Trotz, model, with French ancestry through her mother's line

Explorers and pioneers

• Clément Cabanettes, French-born co-founder of Pigüé
• Augusto Lasserre, founder of Ushuaia, born to French father[58]
• Pedro Luro, French-born rancher and pioneer settler in the southern Pampas
• Ernest Rouquaud, French-born merchant and explorer in Patagonia

Journalism

• Ana Baron, journalist, with French ancestry through her paternal grandparents[59]
• Víctor Ego Ducrot, journalist
• Félix Fouiller, journalist
• Rolando Goyaud, journalist and research scientist
• Edmundo Guibourg, journalist and theater critic
• Gabriela Laperrière de Coni, French-born journalist and public health activist
• Marcelo Larraquy, journalist
• Charles Lescat, far-right newspaper editor and journalist, Nazi collaborator under German-occupied France, born to French parents[60]
• Horacio Otheguy, journalist
• Susana Viau, journalist and political columnist

Laws and politics

Activists

• María Esther Biscayart de Tello, human rights activist whose three sons disappeared during the last dictatorship
• Alfredo Alberto Curutchet, lawyer of the ERP and activist who was killed by the Triple A
• Beltrán Gambier, lawyer and activist
• Eduardo Héctor Garat, activist with Montoneros who disappeared during the last dictatorship

Deputies and senators

• Marcelino Augier, Deputy and interim Governor of Catamarca, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[61]
• Uladislao Augier, Deputy of Catamarca, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[62]
• Salvador Benedit, Deputy of Buenos Aires (1898-1904), member of the Argentine Industrial Union, born to French parents[63]
• Enzo Bordabehere, Senator of Santa Fe
• Pedro Braillard Poccard, Senator of Corrientes since 2015
• Juan Fernando Brügge, Deputy of Córdoba since 2015, with French ancestry through his mother's line[64]
• Juan Cabandié, Deputy of Buenos Aires since 2013 and human rights activist
• Antonino Cambaceres, Senator of Buenos Aires (1882-1889), born to French father [65]
• Albor Cantard, Deputy of Santa Fe since 2017
• Alberto María Fonrouge, Senator of Buenos Aires Province (1973-1976), with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather[66]
• José Genoud, Senator of Mendoza from 1986 to 2001
• Emilio Gouchón, Deputy of Buenos Aires from 1896 to 1906
• Oscar Laborde, Deputy in the Mercosur Parliament for Argentina since 2016, Deputy of Buenos Aires (1998-1999)
• Ricardo Guillermo Leconte, Senator (1983-1987), Governor (1987-1991) and Deputy (1991-1995) of Corrientes, with distant French ancestry through his paternal French Brazilian great-grandfather[67]
• Leopolodo Moreau, Deputy of Buenos Aires since 2017
• Rodolfo Tailhade, Deputy of Buenos Aires since 2015
• Gerónimo Vargas Aignasse, Deputy of Tucumán from 2003 to 2011
• Guillermo Vargas Aignasse, Senator of Tucumán from 1973 until his disappearance in 1976

Diplomats

• Luis Irigoyen, diplomat, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[68]
• Ricardo Gastón del Carmen Labougle Carranza, diplomat, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[69][70]
• Roberto Levillier, diplomat

Military junta

• César Napoleón Ayrault, de facto Federal Interventor of Misiones from 1959 to 1962
• Adolfo Bioy, de facto Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship (1931-1932), born to French parents[71]
• Emilio A. Bonnecarrére, de facto Interventor of Buenos Aires from 1955 to 1958
• José Rafael Cáceres Monié, de facto Minister of Defense (1969-1972), with French ancestry through his maternal grandparents[72]
• Carlos Chasseing, de facto Federal Interventor of Córdoba from 1976 to 1979
• Emilio Miguel Roberto Daireaux, de facto Judge of the Supreme Court, with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandparents[73]
• Conrado Etchebarne, de facto Minister of Justice (1969-1970)
• Rómulo Etcheverry Boneo, de facto Minister of Justice (1944-1945), with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[74]
• Emilio Gueret, de facto Federal Interventor of Misiones from June to October 1962
• Raúl Lacabanne, de facto Federal Interventor of Córdoba from 1974 to 1975
• Carlos Lacoste, interim de facto President of Argentina from 11 to 21 December 1981
• Alejandro Agustín Lanusse, de facto President from 1971 to 1973, with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather[75]
• Antonio Roberto Lanusse, de facto Minister of Defense (1966-1967), with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather[76]
• Ernesto Jorge Lanusse, de facto Minister of Defense (March to April 1962), de facto Minister of Agriculture (1972-1973), with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather[77]
• Dardo Pérez Guilhou, de facto Minister of Education (1969-1970)
• Jaime Perriaux, de facto Minister of Justice (1970-1971)
• Alfredo Saint-Jean, interim de facto President of Argentina from 18 June to 1 July 1982
• Ibérico Saint-Jean, de facto Governor of Buenos Aires from 1976 to 1981
• Lorenzo Sigaut, de facto Minister of Economy (1981)

Ministers

• Federico Álvarez de Toledo, Minister of Navy under Hipólito Yrigoyen (1916-1919), President of the National Bank from 1921 to 1924, born to French mother[78]
• Enrique Berduc, Minister of Economy under Julio Argentino Roca (1900-1901), born to French parents[79]
• Onofre Betbeder, twice Minister of Navy under Julio Argentino Roca (1901-1904) and José Figueroa Alcorta (1906-1910), born to French father[80]
• Amado Boudou, Minister of Economy (2009-2011) and Vice President (2011-2015) under Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[81]
• Patricia Bullrich, Minister of Security under Mauricio Macri since 2015, with remote French ancestry through her maternal great-great-grandparents[82]
• Luis Duhau, Minister of Agriculture under Agustín P. Justo (1933-1935), born to French parents[83]
• Roberto Manuel Dupeyron, Minister of Public Services under Juan Perón (1952-1955)
• Roberto Etchepareborda, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship under Arturo Frondizi (1961-1962)
• Luis Miguel Etchevehere, Minister of Agriculture under Mauricio Macri since 2017, with remote French ancestry through his paternal great-great-great-grandfather[84][85]
• Jorge Faurie, Minister of Foreign Affairs under Mauricio Macri since 2017
• Belisario Gache Pirán, Minister of Justice and Public Instruction under Juan Domingo Perón (1946-149)
• Tomás Le Breton, Minister of Agriculture under Marcelo T. de Alvear (1922-1925)
• Martín Lousteau, Minister of Economy under Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (2007-2008)[86]
• Carlos Meyer Pellegrini, Minister of Public Works under Roque Sáenz Peña (1913-1914), with French ancestry through his maternal grandfather[87]
• Honorio Pueyrredón, Minister of Agriculture (1916-1917), Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship (1917-1922) under Hipólito Yrigoyen, with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather[88]
• Domingo Salaberry, Minister of Finance under Hipólito Yrigoyen (1916-1922), born to French father[89]
• Juan Vital Sourrouille, Minister of Economy under Raúl Alfonsín (1985-1989), with French ancestry through his paternal grandparents[90]

Presidents

• Carlos Pellegrini, President of Argentina from 1890 to 1892, born to French father[91]
• Juan Perón, twice President of Argentina from 1946 to 1955, and from 1973 to 1974, with French ancestry through his French Uruguayan paternal grandmother[92]
• Roque Sáenz Peña, President of Argentina from 1910 to 1914, with French ancestry through his French Uruguayan maternal grandfather[93]
• Hipólito Yrigoyen, twice President of Argentina from 1916 to 1922, and from 1928 to 1930, born to French father[94]

Provincial representatives

• Carlos Alric, Governor of San Luis from 1917 to 1921, born to French father[95]
• Ricardo Andreau, Governor of Chaco from 1929 to 1930
• Gustavo Bordet, Governor of Entre Ríos since 2015
• Carlos Bouquet Roldán, Governor of Neuquén from 1903 to 1906
• Ángel Carnota, Governor of Santa Cruz from 1949 to 1952, with French ancestry through his paternal grandmother[96]
• Silvestre Cau, provisional Governor of Jujuy in 1879, born to French father
• Adolfo Contte, Deputy (1896-1900) then Governor (1919-1921) of Corrientes[97]
• José Camilo Crotto, Governor of Buenos Aires from 1918 to 1921, born to French mother[98]
• Juan Daract, Governor of San Luis from 1913 to 1917, son of Mauricio Daract,[99] with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather
• Justo Daract, six times Governor of San Luis between 1854 and 1867, born to French father[100]
• Mauricio Daract, twice Governor of San Luis between 1852 and 1854, born to French father[101]
• Ricardo Joaquín Durand, twice Governor of Salta from 1952 to 1955, and from 1963 to 1966
• Luis Lorenzo Etchevehere, Governor of Entre Ríos from 1931 to 1935, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[102]
• León Guillet, Governor of San Luis from 1922 to 1926, born to French parents[103]
• Anacarsis Lanús, Governor of Chaco from 1911 to 1914, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[104]
• Juan José Lanusse, Governor of Misiones from 1896 to 1905, born to French father[105]
• Mario Moine, Governor of Entre Ríos from 1991 to 1995
• Juan Carlos Neveu, Governor of La Pampa from 1949 to 1951
• Juan Luis Nougués, Governor of Tucumán from 1932 to 1934, with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather[106]
• Luis Nougués, Governor of Tucumán from 1906 to 1909, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[107]
• Miguel M. Nougués, Governor (1880-1882) and Senator (1883-1892) of Tucumán, born to French father[108]
• Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, Chief of Government of Buenos Aires since 2015, with remote French ancestry on his father's side[109]
• José Graciano Sortheix, Governor of Tucumán from 1928 to 1930, born to French parents[110]
• Carlos Sylvestre Begnis, twice Governor of Santa Fe from 1958 to 1962, and from 1973 to 1976
• Arístides Villanueva, Governor of Mendoza from 1870 to 1873, with remote French ancestry through his maternal great-great-grandfather[111]

Public figures

• María Lorenza Barreneche, First Lady of Argentina from 1983 to 1989, with distant French ancestry through her maternal great-grandfather[112]
• Silvia Martorell, First Lady of Argentina from 1963 to 1966, with distant French ancestry through her paternal great-grandfather[113]
• Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, queen consort of the Netherlands, with remote French ancestry through her maternal great-great-parents[114][115]
• Pilar Nores de García, twice First Lady of Peru from 1985 to 1990, and from 2006 to 2011, with distant French ancestry through her maternal great-grandparents[116]
• Eva Perón, First Lady of Argentina from 1946 to 1952, with French ancestry through her paternal grandparents[117]

Other politicians

• Ignacio Álvarez Thomas, military commander and politician of the early 19th century, with French ancestry through his maternal grandfather[118]
• Juan Agustín Augier, Unitarian politician, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[119]

• Ismael Bordabehere, student leader
• Julián Bourdeu, French-born politician and justice of the peace
• Mauricio Pastor Daract, judge of the Supreme Court of Justice, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[120]
• Leandro Despouy, human rights lawyer and politician
• Eduardo Lahitte, politician, born in Uruguay to French father[121]
• Pablo Lanusse, lawyer and Federal Interventor of Santiago del Estero from 2004 to 2005
• Santiago de Liniers, French-born officer and viceroy of the Río de la Plata
• Alejo Peyret, French-born politician and writer
• Juan Martín de Pueyrredón, general and politician of the early 19th century, born to French father[122]
• José Rondeau, political figure of the Argentine War of Independence, born to French father[123]
• Luis Vernet, Governor of the Malvinas Islands (1829-1831), born in Germany in a French Huguenot family
• Pablo Vrillaud, student leader, born to French father[124]

Literature

• Carlos Alvarado-Larroucau, writer
• Jorge Barón Biza, writer, son of Raúl Barón Biza,[125] with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather
• Raúl Barón Biza, writer, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[126]
• Odile Baron Supervielle, writer, born in Uruguay to French father and French Uruguayan mother[127]
• Silvia Baron Supervielle, writer, with French ancestry through her paternal grandparents[128]
• Augusto Belin, writer, born in Chile to French father[129]
• Adolfo Bioy Casares, writer, with French ancestry through his paternal grandparents[130]
• Ivonne Bordelois, poet and writer
• Silvina Bullrich, novelist, with remote French ancestry through her maternal great-great-great-grandfather[131]
• Eugenio Cambaceres, writer, born to French father [132]
• Andrés Chabrillón, poet, born to French parents[133]
• Juan Chassaing, poet, born to French father[134]
• Julio Cortázar, writer, with French ancestry through his maternal grandfather[135]
• Emilio Daireaux, writer and journalist, born in Brazil to French parents[136]
• Godofredo Daireaux, French-born writer
• Max Daireaux, novelist and essayist, son of Emilio Daireaux,[137] with French ancestry through his paternal grandparents
• Daniel Durand, poet
• Juan Filloy, writer, born to French mother[138]
• Martín García Mérou, poet and novelist, born to French mother[139]
• Susana Giqueaux, poet and writer
• Paul Groussac, French-born writer, literary critic, historian and librarian
• José Hernández, poet and author of Martín Fierro, which is considered Argentina's national book,[140] with distant French ancestry through his maternal great-grandfather[141]
• Arturo Jauretche, writer, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather and his maternal French Brazilian grandmother[142]
• Federico Jeanmaire, writer
• Gregorio de Laferrère, playwright, born to French father[143]
• Roberto de Laferrère, writer, son of Gregorio de Laferrère[144]
• Jorge Lafforgue, writer and literary critic
• Ana Emilia Lahitte, writer
• Nydia Lamarque, poet
• Alejandro Lanoël, writer
• Leopoldo Marechal, writer, born to French Uruguayan father[145]
• Julio Meinvielle, priest and writer
• Conrado Nalé Roxlo, writer, born in a French Uruguayan family[146]
• Silvina Ocampo, poet and writer, with remote French ancestry through her maternal great-great-great-grandfather[147]
• Victoria Ocampo, writer, with remote French ancestry through her maternal great-great-great-grandfather[148]
• Elvira Orphée, writer
• Ulyses Petit de Murat, poet and screenwriter
• Manuel Peyrou, writer
• Pierre Quiroule, French-born anarchist writer
• Alexandrine Rappel, French-born playwright
• Alberto Rougès, philosopher, born to French father[149]
• Susana Thénon, avant-garde poet
• Mario R. Vecchioli, poet, born to French mother[150]

Military

• Napoleón Berreaute, soldier who fought during the Paraguayan War
• Hipólito Bouchard, French-born sailor and militar who fought during the Argentine War of Independence
• Federico de Brandsen, French-born colonel who fought in the wars for independence
• Jorge Cáceres, former chief of the Argentine Federal Police, assassinated by the leftist terrorist group Montoneros, with French ancestry through his maternal grandparents[151]
• Héctor Canavery, lieutenant in the Argentine Army who took part in the Conquest of the Desert, with French ancestry through his maternal grandfather[152]
• Indalecio Chenaut, soldier who fought in the Cisplatine War and in the Argentine Civil Wars, with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather[153]
• Federico R. Cuñado, navy commander, with French ancestry through his maternal grandfather
• Carlos Daireaux, vice admiral of the Argentine Navy, former de facto Minister of Navy, with French ancestry through his paternal grandparents[154]
• Tomás Adolfo Ducó, soldier involved in the 1943 Argentine coup d'état
• Félix Dufourq, sailor, born to French father[155]
• Juan José Falconier, aviator who died during the South Atlantic Conflict
• Julio Nicolás José Fonrouge de Lesseps, French-born sailor who fought during the Argentine Civil Wars
• Francisco Fourmantin, French-born sailor who fought during the Cisplatine War and the Uruguayan Civil War
• Ángel Hubac, French-born sailor who fought during the Argentine War of Independence and the Argentine Civil Wars
• Esteban Mestivier, French-born Military and Civil commander in the Malvinas Islands
• Enrique Paillardell, French-born soldier
• Adolfo Philippeaux, soldier
• Jean Simon, French-born interim Commander of the Malvinas Islands (1833)

Religion

• Agustín Barrere, Bishop of Tucumán
• Moisés Julio Blanchoud, Catholic prelate
• Fermín Emilio Lafitte, French-born Archbishop of Córdoba
• Esteban María Laxague, Bishop of Viedma
• Pedro María Laxague, Bishop of Zárate-Campana
• Eduardo O'Gorman, Catholic priest, with French ancestry through his paternal grandmother[156]

Science

• Alberto Althabe, gynecologist
• José Antonio Balseiro, physicist, with French ancestry through his maternal grandparents[157]
• Francisco Beuf, French-born astronomer
• Constante Bonfils, agronomist and soil scientist
• Aimé Bonpland, French-born botanist
• Auguste Bravard, French-born palaeontologist
• Carlos Cassaffousth, engineer, born to French mother[158]
• Catherine Cesarsky, French-born astronomer
• Emilio R. Coni, physician, born to French parents[159]
• Alberto Cormillot, nutritionist, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[160]
• Francisco Erize, natural scientist and conservationist, with French ancestry through his maternal grandmother[161]
• Enrique Hermitte, engineer
• Bernardo Houssay, physiologist, Nobel Prize winner (1947), born to French parents[162]
• Fernando Lahille, French-born zoologist
• Luis Federico Leloir, doctor and biochemist, Nobel Prize winner (1970), born in France to Argentine parents who both had French ancestry[163]
• Guillermo A. Lemarchand, physician
• Bartolomé Loudet, French-born chemist and pioneer of photography
• Emilio Loudet, physician, son of Bartolomé Loudet and a French Argentine mother[164]
• Osvaldo Loudet, physician, son of Bartolomé Loudet and a French Argentine mother[165]
• Osvaldo Loudet (son), physician, son of Osvaldo Loudet
• Alicia Lourteig, botanist, born to French father[166]
• Alicia Moreau de Justo, physician, born in Great Britain to French parents[167]
• Enrique Pichon-Rivière, psychiatrist, born in Switzerland to French parents[168]
• Adela Ringuelet, astrophysicst and astronomer
• Raúl Adolfo Ringuelet, zoologist
• Emilio Solanet, research scientist who improved the Argentine Criollo horse, born to French father [169]
• Adolfo Trefault, engineer, born to French father[170]

Sports

Auto racing

• Sergio Alaux, racing driver
• Comte George Raphaël Béthenod de Montbressieux, racing driver, born to French father[171]
• Juan Manuel Bordeu, racing driver
• Sacha Fenestraz, French-born racing driver
• Carlos Menditeguy, racing driver and polo player, born to French Uruguayan father and French Argentine mother[172]

Field hockey

• Manuel Brunet, field hockey player
• Carla Dupuy, field hockey player
• Juan Pablo Hourquebie, field hockey player
• Mercedes Margalot, field hockey player
• Gonzalo Peillat, field hockey player
• Victoria Sauze, field hockey player
• María Alejandra Tucat, field hockey player

Football

• Nicolás Abot, football player
• Mariano Berriex, football player
• Fernando Bonjour, football player
• Martín Bonjour, football player
• Luis Alberto Bonnet, football player
• Jorge Bontemps, football player
• Fabio Edgardo Boujon, football player
• Héctor de Bourgoing, football player
• Martín Bouvier, football player
• Lucas Boyé, football player
• Mario Boyé, football player
• Federico Broin, football player
• Darío Cabrol, football player
• Héctor Candau, football player
• Alberto Cazaubón, football player
• Christian Cellay, football player
• José Chamot, football player
• Nereo Champagne, football player
• Nestor Combin, football player
• Lionel Coudannes, football player, son of Pedro Coudannes
• Pedro Coudannes, football player
• Eduardo Coudet, football player
• Lucas Coyette, football player
• Walter Coyette, football player
• Facundo Curuchet, football player
• Ceferino Denis, football player
• Germán Denis, football player
• Héctor Desvaux, football player
• Alfredo Di Stéfano, football player, with French ancestry through his maternal grandfather[173]
• Ariel Donnet, football player
• Matías Donnet, football player
• Sebastián Dubarbier, football player
• Juan Eluchans, football player
• Tulio Etchemaite, football player
• Carlos Alberto Etcheverry, football player
• Iván Etevenaux, football player
• Franchu Feuillassier, football player
• Santiago Feuillassier, football player
• Santiago Fusilier, football player
• Pablo Garnier, football player
• Patricio Gómez Barroche, football player
• Luciano Goux, football player
• Marcelo Goux, football player
• Federico Higuaín, football player, son of Jorge Higuaín[174]
• Gonzalo Higuaín, French-born football player, son of Jorge Higuaín[175]
• Jorge Higuaín, football player, with distant French ancestry[176]
• Juan Imbert, football player
• Jonathan Jacquet, football player
• Cristian Jeandet, football player
• Federico Jourdan, football player
• Ignacio Lachalde, football player
• Julio César Laffatigue, football player
• César-Auguste Laraignée, football player
• Pedro Larraquy, football player
• Joaquín Larrivey, football player
• Mariana Larroquette, football player
• Christian Limousin, football player
• José María Lorant, football player and coach
• Félix Loustau, football player
• Juan Carlos Loustau, football referee
• Patricio Loustau, football referee
• Wálter Maladot, football player
• Oscar Malbernat, football player
• Alejandro Manchot, football player
• Juan Maraude, football player
• Julio Marchant, football player
• Juan Ignacio Mercier, football player
• Pablo Mouche, football player
• Luciano Nequecaur, football player
• Enzoi Noir, football player
• Ricardo Noir, football player
• Matías Nouet, football player
• Catriel Orcellet, football player
• Oscar Passet, football player
• Carlos Peucelle, football player
• Pablo Pezombe, football player
• Jonathan Phillippe, football player
• Cristian Piarrou, football player
• Ángel Rambert, football player, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[177]
• Sebastián Rambert, football player, son of Ángel Rambert, with distant French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[178]
• Jonathan Rougier, football player
• Matías Sarraute, football player
• Luis Solignac, football player
• Joaquín Susvielles, football player
• Marcelo Tamalet, football player
• Juan Carlos Trebucq, football player
• David Trezeguet, French-born football player, son of Jorge Trezeguet,[179] with remote French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather
• Jorge Trezeguet, football player, with distant French ancestry through his paternal great-grandfather[180]
• Carlos Trullet, football player
• Matías Viguet, football player

Handball

• Sebastien Dechamps, handball player
• Guido Roumec, handball player
• Diego Simonet, handball player
• Pablo Simonet, handball player
• Sebastián Simonet, handball player

Rugby

• Alejandro Abadie, rugby player
• Santiago Álvarez Fourcade, rugby player
• Guillermo Angaut, rugby player
• Gonzalo Bertranou, rugby player
• José Cilley, rugby player[181]
• Martín Durand, rugby player
• Juan Cruz Guillemaín, rugby player
• Daniel Hourcade, rugby coach and former player
• Eduardo Laborde, rugby player
• Ignacio Larrague, rugby player
• Ricardo Le Fort, rugy player
• Agustín Pichot, rugby player
• Juan Bautista Segonds, rugby player
• Joaquín Tuculet, rugby player
• Alberto Vernet Basualdo, rugby player

Swimming

• Alberto Bourdillón, swimmer
• Jeannette Campbell, French-born swimmer
• Alejandro Lecot, swimmer
• Jorge Moreau, swimmer
• Leopoldo Tahier, swimmer

Tennis

• Mailen Auroux, tennis player
• Carlos Berlocq, tennis player
• Marcelo Charpentier, tennis player
• José Luis Clerc, tennis player
• Sebastián Decoud, tennis player

Other sports

• José Manuel Brunet, fencer
• Carmelo Camet, French-born fencer, son of Francisco Camet
• Francisco Camet, fencer
• Gabriel Curuchet, road bicycle racer and track cyclist
• Juan Curuchet, road bicycle racer and track cyclist
• Juan Carlos Dasque, sport shooter
• Roberto Luis Debarnot, chess player
• Vito Dumas, single-handed sailor
• Amelia Fournel, sport shooter
• Carlos Guimard, chess player
• Bautista Heguy, polo player
• Gonzalo Heguy, polo player
• Eduardo Lausse, boxer
• Gabriel Martirén, French-born Basque pelota player, inventor of pelota goma
• Lucien Petit-Breton, French-born racing cyclist
• Alan Pichot, chess player
• Luis Soubié, sailboat racer
• Roberto Viau, basketball player

Visual arts

Architects

• Pedro Benoit, architect, born to French father[182]
• Pierre Benoît, French-born architect
• Próspero Catelin, French-born architect and engineer
• León Dourge, French-born architect who designed the Palacio Duhau
• Louis Dubois, French-born architect and painter
• Arturo Dubourg, architect
• Jorge Ferrari Hardoy, architect and designer
• Eduardo Le Monnier, French-born architect
• Carlos Malbranche, architect, born to French parents[183]
• Patricio Pouchulu, architect

Comic book artists

• Louis Cazeneuve, comic book artist
• Liniers, cartoonist[184]
• Caloi, cartoonist[185]
• Carlos Roume, cartoonist, born to French father[186]
• Tute, cartoonist, son of Caloi[187]

Painters

• Numa Ayrinhac, French-born painter
• Norma Bessouet, painter
• Ernest Charton, French-born painter
• Gustavo Cochet, painter, born to French father[188]
• Julio Ducuron, painter, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[189]
• Fernando Fader, French-born painter
• Amadeo Gras, French-born painter
• Julio Le Parc, painter and sculptor, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[190]
• Miguel Ocampo, painter, with remote French ancestry through his maternal great-great-grandfather[191]
• Charles Pellegrini, French-born painter and engineer
• Prilidiano Pueyrredón, painter, architect, and engineer, with French ancestry through his paternal grandfather[192]
• Guillermo Roux, painter, born to French Uruguayan father

Other visual artists

• Adolfo Bellocq, printmaker
• Alfonso Fermepin, French-born photographer
• Esteban Gonnet, French-born photographer
• Carlos Thays, French-born landscape architect

Other

• Jeannette Arata de Erize, president of Mozarteum Argentino, with French ancestry through her mother's line[193]
• Federico Biraben, librarian who promoted the use of the Universal Decimal Classification in Argentina, born in Uruguay to French parents[194]
• Jorge Romero Brest, art critic, with French ancestry through his maternal grandmother[195]
• Matilde Díaz Vélez, urbanist and philanthropist, with French ancestry through her maternal grandmother[196]
• Gato Dumas, chef, with distant French ancestry through both lines of his family[197][198]
• Christophe Krywonis, French-born chef
• Anna Larroucau Laborde de Lucero, French-born educator and philanthropist
• Augusto S. Mallié, historian and director of the National General Archive, born to French father[199]
• Camila O'Gorman, 19th century socialite, with French ancestry through her paternal grandmother[200]
• Marie Anne Périchon de Vandeuil, French-born 19th century socialite, known to be the mistress of viceroy Santiago de Liniers
• Jean Sère, French-born landowner
• José Gabriel Vazeilles, historian

See also

• French immigration to Argentina

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10. "Ignacio Martín Cloppet". (Father's line) Great-great-grandson of Joseph Cloppet and Marie Lucrèce Blanc, born in France in 1819 and 1834; Great-great-grandson of Jean Pierre Dominique, born in France in 1839; Great-grandson of Pedro Elgoyhen, born in France in 1857; Great-great-grandson of Francisco Duhart (Duarte) and María Etchegoyen, born in France in 1822 and 1824; (Mother's line) Great-great-great-great-grandson of Claude Joseph Monneret de Villars, born in France in 1780
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15. "Robert Cazaubon Casaux". Son of Enrique Francisco Cazaubon and Anne Serin, born in France.
16. "Pedro Cernadas Luro". Great-great-great-grandson of Pedro Luro Oficialdegui and Juana Pradère Etcheto, born in France in 1820 and 1827; Great-great-great-great-great-grandson of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
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19. "Maria Dupláa: "Soy sencilla como mi tía"". Sobrina de Nancy (…) Hija del periodista Quique Dupláa (hermano de Nancy).
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22. "Lydia Lamaison, a los 89 años". Soy de familia bien porteña, descendiente de franceses y españoles.
23. "Libertad Lamarque". Los padres: Gaudencio Lamarque había nacido en Montevideo, Uruguay, adonde a fines del siglo XIX habían llegado sus padres, Francisco Lamarque y María Siró, procedentes de Lyon, Francia.
24. "Claudia Lapacó – Acá andamos, renaciendo". 2000-04-30. Nació en 1940, en la Argentina, Claudia Lapacó, hija de padre ruso y madre francesa.
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26. Rivera Viruet, Rafael J.; Resto, Max (2008). Hollywood: se habla español. ISBN 9780981665009. The daughter of a Spanish Basque mother and a French Basque father (p. 108).
27. "Michel Noher, en Valencia: cine, lejos de Cid y su hijo". El hijo de Jean Pierre Noher.
28. "Alfredo Carlos Biraben". Son of Marguerite Losson, born in France; (Father's line) Grandson of Alfredo Biraben and Stephanie Flürer, both born in France.
29. "El adiós a Aída Olivier". 1998-08-04. Olivier era porteña de ascendencia francesa.
30. "Ayer falleció Jean Pierre Reguerraz". 2007-11-03. Hijo de padres franceses.
31. "Reina Reech". Daughter of former dancer Ambar La Fox. (…) Mother of Juana Repetto.
32. "Seudónimo". Georges Rigaud y Jorge Rigaud: Pedro Jorge Rigato Delissetche (argentino, hijo de padre italiano y madre vasco-francesa, nacionalizado español).
33. "Juana "Juanita" Viale del Carril y Tinayre". Granddaughter of Daniel Tinayre, born in France in 1910.
34. "El tigre del bandoneón". Sus padres, Henri Arolá y Marguerite Sauris, ambos franceses, habían llegado a Buenos Aires en 1890.
35. "Susana Baron Supervielle". Daughter of Jean Étienne Baron Lamothe, born in France in 1876; (Through her mother) Granddaughter of Bernard Xavier “Luis Bernardo” Supervielle Etchehon, born in France in 1848; great-granddaughter of Juan Munyo Indarte and Catherine Oyhenart, both born in France in 1819 and 1828.
36. "Fabiana Cantilo Luro". (Father's line) Great-great-granddaughter of Jean Victor Baron Marto, born in France in 1835; (Mother's line) Great-great-granddaughter of Pedro Luro Oficialdegui and Juana Pradère Etcheto, born in France in 1820 and 1827; Great-great-great-great-granddaughter of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
37. "Javier Caumont, el hijo cantante". 2013-01-21. María Rosa Fugazot y César Bertrand tuvieron dos hijos que heredaron sus dotes artísticos. (...) En cambio, Javier Caumont se diferencia de su hermano y sus padres: desde muy pequeño se sintió más identificado con la música.
38. "Sol Gabetta, il violoncello suonato da una superstar". Sua madre invece è russa, ma è nata in Francia.
39. "Carlos Gardel - Tango to the New World". He is the most famous figure in tango.
40. "Víctor Heredia: medio siglo de música en dos discos". 2017-09-23. Su familia paterna (Cournou) es de origen francés.
41. "Perón, la Triple A, León Gieco y el abuelo anti-montonero de Emmanuel Horvilleur". 2014. Mercedes [Villar] se había enamorado de un francés, y de ese amor nacería Emmanuel Horvilleur.
42. "La vieja de Lebón". 2010-02-14. Mi viejo (...) vasco francés.
43. "Pixies bring bassist Paz Lenchantin full circle, Saturday show in St. Louis". Lenchantin, born in Argentina of Armenian, French and Argentine ancestry, moved to Los Angeles with her family at the age of 4.
44. "Fernando Otero". Su madre, Elsa Marval. (...) Sus padres son argentinos de primera generación, y sus abuelos llegaron de España y Francia.
45. "La boda de Sandra Mihanovich tras siete años de relación". 2016-03-16. Entre los 140 asistentes se destacaron la mamá de Sandra, la prestigiosa periodista Mónica Cahen d’Anvers y su marido César Mascetti.
46. "Montbrun Ocampo, el dandy el folk cuyano". Descendiente de franceses por línea paterna y de una distinguida familia riojana por la materna.
47. "Fernando Otero". Su madre, Elsa Marval. (...) Sus padres son argentinos de primera generación, y sus abuelos llegaron de España y Francia.
48. "César Honorio Pueyerredon Tornquist". Great-great-great-grandson of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
49. Rohter, Larry (1988-10-09). "Mercedes Sosa: A Voice of Hope". The New York Times. Her maternal grandfather was French.
50. "Harry d'Arrast: un vasco en Hollywood". 2011. Nació en una familia ilustre del País Vasco francés. (…) El padre de Harry, Arnaud Michel d'Abbadie, ingeniero, se casó con la dama inglesa Katherine Taylor y se trasladó a vivir a Argentina.
51. "Mónica Cahen D'Anvers Lainez". Daughter of Conde Gilbert Louis Georges Cahen d'Anvers, born in France in 1909.
52. "Denise Dumas Delger". Great-great-granddaughter of Juan (or Jean) Dumas and Dominga Etchevers, most likely born in France.
53. "Jeanne Thérèse Dumas Etchevers". As she carried French first and middle names (Jeanne Thérèse), the elder sister of her great-grandfather, Federico Dumas Etchevers, was probably born in France, prior to the immigration of the family to Argentina.
54. "Habló la madre de Marie-Anne Erize, la joven franco-argentina asesinada por el represor misionero Olivera: "quiero saber dónde está el cuerpo de mi hija"". 2017-02-19. Hija de los franceses René Alberto Erize y Françoise Tisseau de Erize.
55. "Reina Reech". Daughter of former dancer Ambar La Fox.
56. "Jérôme Savary : une histoire de famille". 2012-04-20. Il est né à Buenos Aires [d']un père français.
57. "Marcela Tinayre Martínez". Daughter of Daniel Tinayre.
58. "Augusto Lasserre, aventurero del mar". Hijo de ex un soldado francés.
59. "Ana Carmen Baron Supervielle". Granddaughter of Jean Étienne Baron Lamothe, born in France in 1876; (Through her grandmother) Great-granddaughter of Bernard Xavier “Luis Bernardo” Supervielle Etchehon, born in France in 1848; great-great-granddaughter of Juan Munyo Indarte and Catherine Oyhenart, both born in France in 1819 and 1828.
60. Lefebvre-Filleau, Jean-Paul; Perrault, Gilles (2017-01-25). Ces Français qui ont collaboré avec le IIIe Reich. ISBN 9782268091020. Ses parents sont [des] Basques émigrés, ils possède[nt] la double nationalité (française et argentine).
61. "Francisco Marcelino Augier Correa". Grandson of Enrique de Augier Ferrière, born in France in 1738.
62. "Uladislao Augier Correa". Grandson of Enrique de Augier Ferrière, born in France in 1738.
63. "Salvador Benedit Eyherabide". Son of Bernard Benedit and N. Eyherabide, both born in France.
64. "Quién soy". Nací (…) en una familia con ascendencia (…) francesa por parte de mi madre, Elba René Grimaux.
65. "Antonino Cambacérès Alais". Son of Antoine Louis Cambacérès, born in France in 1801; grandson (mother's line) of Pierre Alais Bourdon, born in France in 1777.
66. "Alberto M. Fonrouge". Great-grandson of Jules Nicolas Joseph “Julio” Fonrouge de Lesseps, born in France in 1802.
67. "Ricardo Guillermo Leconte Mantilla". Great-grandson of Víctor Leconte Chevalier, born in Brazil in 1822 to French parents.
68. "Luis Hernán Irigoyen Bacichi". Grandson of Martín Yrigoyen Dolhagaray, born in France in 1821.
69. "Ricardo Gastón del Carmen Labougle Carranza". Grandson of Pierre de Labougle Montiroum.
70. "Pierre de Labougle Montiroum". Born in France in 1814.
71. "Adolfo Bioy Domecq". Son of Juan Bautista Bioy Poey and Luisa Domecq Mirande, born in France in 1838 and 1844.
72. "José Rafael Cáceres Monié". Grandson of Étienne Vincent Monié Gaubert and María Bataille Gerbie, born in France in 1845 and 1857.
73. "Emilio Miguel Roberto Daireaux Ocampo". Great-grandson of François Daireaux and Madeleine Herbin, born in France in 1796 and 1809.
74. "Rómulo Agustín del Corazón de Jesús Etcheverry Boneo". Grandson of Juan Etcheverry, born in France.
75. "General Alejandro Agustín Lanusse". Great-grandson of Jean Philippe Lanusse Mouras, born in France in 1811.
76. "Antonio Roberto Lanusse Sundblad". Great-grandson of Juan Lanusse Mouras, born in France in 1811.
77. "Ernesto Jorge Lanusse Goñi". Great-grandson of Juan Lanusse Mouras, born in France in 1811.
78. "Federico Álvarez de Toledo Faix". Son of Marie Antoinette Faix Salesse, born in France in 1850.
79. "Berducq Martin / Roucau Henry". Un émigré béarnais dont l'un des fils a été ministre des Finances en Argentine : Martin Berducq, né [en] 1820. Il épouse une descendante de Français, Jacinta Roucau, fille d'Henry Roucau et Catalina Boyé. Le nom Berduc sera surtout connu grâce au fils de Martin : Enrique Berduc Roucau.
80. "Onofre Betbeder Lucero". Son of Santiago Betbeder Cassou, born in France in 1828.
81. "Généalogie d'Amado BOUDOU, ancien vice-président de la République d'Argentine". Grandson of Aimé Cyrille Frédéric Joseph Boudou, born in France in 1896.
82. "Patricia Bullrich Luro". Great-great-granddaughter of Pedro Luro Oficialdegui and Juana Pradère Etcheto, born in France in 1820 and 1827; Great-great-great-great-granddaughter of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
83. "Luis Antonio Duhau Fouillerac". Son of Urbano Duhau Bertomère and María Candelaria Fouillerac Carriuzaá, born in France.
84. "Luis Miguel Etchevehere Barbero". Great-great-great-grandson of Lorenzo Etchevehere, born in France.
85. "El progreso, una cuestión familiar". 2004-12-04. Luis Bernardino Etchevehere, hijo de Lorenzo Etchevehere, francés, (...) contrajo matrimonio con Tomasa Craig. Del matrimonio de Luis y Tomasa nacieron seis hijos, entre los que se destaca especialmente Luis Lorenzo Etchevehere.
86. "Lousteau, con agenda internacional". 2007-12-11. Lousteau habló sobre el origen francés de su apellido.
87. "Carlos Ernesto Meyer Pellegrini". Grandson of Carlos Enrique Pellegrini Berthet, born in France in 1800.
88. "Honorio Pueyrredón Foutoura López". Great-grandson of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
89. Otero, Hernán (2011). "Emigración, movilización militar y cultura de guerra. Los franceses de la Argentina durante la Gran Guerra". Amnis (10). doi:10.4000/amnis.1137. La falta de realismo de los funcionarios llegó a considerar como movilizables para una representación oficial en Francia (su edad los exceptuaba del combate) al presidente de la República, Hipólito Yrigoyen, y a su ministro de Finanzas, por ser ambos hijos de franceses.
90. "Juan Vital Sourrouille". Grandson of Jean Vital Sourrouille, born in France in 1851, and Mariana Hiriart, born in Argentina in a French family (French father and French Uruguayan mother).
91. "Carlos "Gringo" Pellegrini Bevans, Presidente de Argentina". Son of Carlos Enrique Pellegrini Berthet, born in France in 1800.
92. "Gral. Juan Domingo Perón Sosa, Presidente de Argentina". Grandson of Dominga Dutey Bergougnan, born in Uruguay in 1844 to French parents.
93. "Roque José Antonio Sáenz Peña Lahitte". Grandson of Eduardo Lahitte, born in Uruguay in 1803 to French father.
94. "Hipólito Yrigoyen Alem, Presidente de Argentina". Son of Martín Yrigoyen Dolhagaray, born in France in 1821.
95. "CARLOS ALRIC – Gobernador de San Luis". 2017. Era hijo de Antonio Alric (francés).
96. "Carnota, el doctor residencial". Sus abuelos paternos eran vascos franceses y gallegos que se establecieron en la zona de Tandil.
97. "Adolfo Contte Vera". Son of Pedro Contte, born in France around 1822.
98. "José Camilo Crotto Villas". Son of Valeria Villas, born in France in 1840.
99. "Juan Daract Barbeito". Son of Mauricio Daract Vilches.
100. "Justo Daract Vilches". Son of José Daract, born in France.
101. "Mauricio Daract Vilches". Son of José Daract, born in France.
102. "El progreso, una cuestión familiar". 2004-12-04. Luis Bernardino Etchevehere, hijo de Lorenzo Etchevehere, francés, (...) contrajo matrimonio con Tomasa Craig. Del matrimonio de Luis y Tomasa nacieron seis hijos, entre los que se destaca especialmente Luis Lorenzo Etchevehere. Su trayectoria pública fue bastante amplia, ya que fue vocal del Consejo General de Educación, vicegobernador y gobernador de Entre Ríos, y senador nacional.
103. "León Guillet". Don León Guillet, era hijo de padres franceses, de Don Luis Guillet y de Doña María Soquet.
104. "Juan Nemesio Anacarsis Lanús". Grandson of Jean Lanusse Casenave, born in France in 1786.
105. "Juan José Lanusse Fernández". Son of Jean Philippe Lanusse Mouras, born in France in 1811.
106. "Juan Luis Nougués Padilla". Great-grandson of Jean Nouguès Nouguès, born in France in 1796.
107. "Luis Francisco Desiderio de Jesús Nougués Terán". Grandson of Jean Nouguès Nouguès, born in France in 1796.
108. "Miguel Macedonio Nougués Romero". Son of Jean Nouguès Nouguès, born in France in 1796.
109. "Horacio Rodríguez Larreta y Leloir (his father)". Great-great-great-grandson of Antonio Francisco Leloir Capdepont, born in France in 1786; Great-great-great-great-great-grandson of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
110. "José Sortheix". 2016. Sus padres eran Don Pierre Graciano Sortheix y Doña María Mignaberry, ambos franceses.
111. "Juan Bautista Arístides Villanueva Chenaut". Great-great-grandson of Guillermo Chenaut Latour, born in France around 1700.
112. "María Lorenza Barreneche Iriarte". Great-ganddaughter of Francisco Hospital Camou, born in France in 1831.
113. "Silvia Elvira Martorell Kaswalder". Great-granddaughter of Juan Lafourcade Arguindegui, born in France.
114. "Généalogie et parentés du roi Willem-Alexander". Née à Buenos-Aires, Maxima Zorreguieta Cerruti est fille de Maria del Carmen Cerruti Carricart (1944), elle-même fille de Maria del Carmen Carricart Cieza (1915-1999), fille à son tour de Domingo Carricart Etchart (1885-1953). Ce dernier, arrière-grand-père de la reine, était le fils d’un vétérinaire basque français, Bernard Carricart, qui avait émigré en 1865 en Argentine. Un arrière arrière-grand-père né à Moncayolle, dans les Basses-Pyrénées.
115. "Ancestors of Máxima Zorreguieta Cerruti". Bernardo CARRICART HARAMBURU emigrated with his wife (Juana ETCHART IRIART) to Argentina in 1865.
116. "María del Pilar Nores Bodereau". Great-granddaughter of Aureliano Bodereau and Catalina Picarel, born in France.
117. "María Eva Duarte Ibarguren". Granddaughter of Francisco Duarte (Huart) and María Etchegoyen, born in France in 1817 and 1823.
118. "General Ignacio Álvarez Thomas". Grandson of Juan Antonio Thomas, born in France in 1726.
119. "Juan Agustín Augier Correa". Grandson of Enrique de Augier Ferrière, born in France in 1738.
120. "Mauricio Daract Barbeito". Grandson of José Daract, born in France.
121. "Eduardo José María de Lahitte de Elía". Son of Luis Antonio de Ducós de Lahitte y Bergé, born in France in 1764.
122. "Juan Martín Mariano Pueyrredón O'Doggan". Son of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
123. "José Casimiro Rondeau Pereyra". Son of Juan Bautista Rondeau Bourgeois, born in France in 1735.
124. "Pablo Vrillaud 1897-1925". Su padre fue un francés.
125. "Jorge Barón Sabattini". Son of Raúl Barón Biza.
126. "Raúl Carlos Barón Biza". Grandson of Jean Victor Baron Marto, born in France in 1835.
127. "Odile María Amalia Barón Supervielle". Daughter of Esteban Barón Lamothe, born in France in 1876; Granddaughter (mother's line) of Luis Bernardo Supervielle Etcheum, born in France.
128. "Silvia Rosina Baron Supervielle García Arocena". Granddaughter of Jean Étienne Baron Lamothe, born in France in 1876; (Through her grandmother) Great-granddaughter of Bernard Xavier “Luis Bernardo” Supervielle Etchehon, born in France in1848; great-great-granddaughter of Juan Munyo Indarte and Catherine Oyhenart, both born in France in 1819 and 1828.
129. "Augusto Belín y Sarmiento". Son of Julio Belín, born in France in 1815.
130. "Adolfo Vicente Perfecto Bioy Casares". Grandson of Juan Bautista Bioy Poey and Luisa Domecq Mirande, born in France in 1838 and 1844.
131. "Silvina Bullrich Meyrelles". Great-great-great-granddaughter of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
132. "Eugenio Modesto de las Mercedes Cambacérès Alais". Son of Antoine Louis Cambacérès, born in France in 1801; grandson (mother's line) of Pierre Alais Bourdon, born in France in 1777.
133. "Andrés Chabrillón". Son of Juan Chabrillón and Louise Broguet, born in France.
134. "Juan Chassaing Girondo". Son of Jean Chassaing Bergeron, born in France in 1803.
135. "Filho da mestigaçem". 2013. A mãe de Cortázar, Maria Hermínia Descotte – nascida no dia 26 de março de 1894 –, era, por sua vez, descendente de franceses e alemães. Seu pai, Luis Descotte Jourdan, imigrou de Paris para Buenos Aires com os pais, Marius Descotte e Emilia Jourdan.
136. "Emilio Honoré Daireaux Herbin". Son of François Daireaux and Madeleine Herbin, born in France in 1796 and 1809.
137. "Maximiliano Emilio Daireaux Molina". Son of Émile Honoré Daireaux Herbin.
138. País, Ediciones El (2000-07-17). "Juan Filloy, escritor". El País. Había nacido el 1 de agosto de 1894 en Córdoba (…) en el seno de un matrimonio formado por los campesinos Dominique Grange, una francesa que se ganaba la vida como lavandera, y Benito Filloy, un comerciante español oriundo de Pontevedra.
139. "Martín García Merou". Son of Olimpia Mérou, born in France.
140. "Día Nacional del Gaucho". 2016-12-06. Ambos libros han sido considerados como libro nacional de la Argentina, bajo el título genérico de « El Martín Fierro ».
141. "José Rafael Hernández Pueyrredón". Great-grandson of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
142. "Biografía de Arturo Jauretche". El abuelo paterno era vasco francés. El bisabuelo por la rama materna Luis Laurens y su esposa Adela Besenzette llegaron a América desde Francia. Primero anduvieron por Brasil donde nació su abuela Josefina.
143. "Gregorio Alfonso de Laferrère Pereda". Son of Alphonse Vincent de Laferrère Lespade, born in France in 1842.
144. "Roberto de Laferrère Leguineche". Son of Gregorio Alonso de Laferrère Pereda.
145. Marechal, Leopoldo (September 2013). Historia de la calle Corrientes. ISBN 9789870268642. Hijo de Alberto Marechal, uruguayo de ascendencia francesa. Nieto de Leopoldo Marechal (francés) y Mariana Garans, francesa/argentina o uruguaya, según diferentes documentos encontrados (Bio-cronología p. 85).
146. "Los cien años de Conrado Nalé Roxlo". April 1998. Nació hace cien años Conrado Nalé Roxlo, segundo hijo de uruguayos descendientes de franceses y españoles.
147. "Silvina Ocampo Aguirre". Great-great-great-granddaughter of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
148. "Victoria Ocampo Aguirre". Great-great-great-granddaughter of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
149. "Los Rougès". La familia Rougés fue fundada en Tucumán por León Rougés Nougués, francés nacido en 1832 en Boutx, pueblo de los Pirineos. (…) De su matrimonio con Mercedes Mañán-Romero, tuvo tres destacados hijos: (…) Alberto Rougés-Mañán (1880-1945), abogado, de justa celeridad como filósofo de pensamiento profundo y original constituyente de 1907, catedrático de la UNT.
150. "Mario Vecchioli hoy cumpliría 110 años". 2013-03-25. Sus padres fueron el italiano Antonio Vecchioli y su madre María Lecont de nacionalidad francesa.
151. "José Esteban Cáceres Monié". Grandson of Étienne Vincent Monié Gaubert and María Bataille Gerbie, both born in France in 1845 and 1857.
152. "Héctor Canavery". Grandson of Pierre Segrestan, born in France.
153. "Indalecio Chenaut Moyano". Great-grandson of Guillermo Chenaut Latour, born in France around 1700.
154. "Carlos Godofredo Daireaux Molina". Grandson of François Daireaux and Madeleine Herbin, both born in France in 1796 and 1809.
155. "Santiago Félix Dufourq Panelo". Son of Félix Dufourq D'Hiriart, born in France around 1827.
156. "Eduardo O'Gorman Ximénez". Grandson of María Ana Perichon de Vandeuil d'Abeille, born in France in 1775.
157. "José Antonio Balseiro". Grandson of Santiago Gabriel Lahore and Josefina Francisca Metrale, born in France in 1837 and 1848.
158. "Carlos Adolfo Casaffousth". Son of Camila Chauvin, born in France in 1828.
159. "Emilio Coni y la higiene pública". Sus padres, Pablo Emilio Coni y Fanny Fonteneau Odantos, eran ambos de nacionalidad francesa.
160. "Alberto Cormillot y su desvelo por aprender el idioma de su abuelo". April 2016. El abuelo paterno Jules, francés que en 1890 (…) llegó desde París a Buenos Aires.
161. "Francisco Javier Erize Arata". Grandson of Valentina Rufz de Lavinson, born in France.
162. "Bernardo Alberto Houssay". Son of Guillaume Albert Houssay and Clara Laffont, born in France in 1851 and 1860.
163. "Luis Federico Leloir Aguirre". (Father's line) Great-grandson of Antonio Francisco Leloir Capdepont, born in France in 1786; (Both lines) Great-great-great-grandson of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
164. "Emilio Loudet Bureau". Son of Bartolomé Loudet, born in France in 1823; (Mother's line) Grandson of Pierre Bureau, born in France.
165. "Osvaldo Loudet Tournú". Son of Osvaldo Loudet Bureau.
166. "Lourteig, Alicia (1913-2003)". Alicia Lourteig was born to a French father and Castillian-Argentine mother in Buenos Aires. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)
167. "Alicia Moreau de Justo Dies; Leading Argentine Socialist". The New York Times. 1986-05-14. Mrs. Moreau de Justo was born in London, the daughter of Armando Moreau and Maria Denanpont, who were Socialist refugees from France.
168. "Théories et méthodes de formation à l'école de Pichon Rivière (Buenos Aires)". “Qui étaient vos parents ? - Tous deux étaient Français : Alphonse Pichon et Joséphine de La Rivière.”
169. "Emilio Solanet Gassiebayle". Son of Felipe Juan Solanet Galtier, born in France in 1847 ; (Mother's line) Grandson of Pedro Gassiebayle and Graciana Testevin, both born in France.
170. "Adolfo Tomás Tréfault Iparraguirre". Son of Adolphe Denis Tréfault Aufrère, born in France in 1867.
171. "Le comte Raphaël Béthenod". Raph, né à Buenos Aires est le fils de M. Béthenod de Montbressieux, riche soyeux et de Mme de las Casas, de nationalité argentine.
172. "Carlos Alberto Menditeguy Estrugamou". Son of Julio Amadeo Menditeguy Echeveste, born in Uruguay to French parents; (Mother's line) Great-grandson of Juan Estrugamou Bordalecu and Catalina Larrart Larralde, born in France.
173. "Alfredo Di Stefano, le conquistador par François Thébaud". Son grand-père maternel, c'était un Béarnais, Pierre Laulhe.
174. "Higuaín, un "vasco" en la Galaxia" (PDF). Nuestro origen es vasco francés.
175. "Higuaín, un "vasco" en la Galaxia" (PDF). Nuestro origen es vasco francés.
176. "Higuaín, un "vasco" en la Galaxia" (PDF). Nuestro origen es vasco francés.
177. "Sebastián & Ángel Rambert". Sebastián Rambert : son arrière-grand-père était Français., il s'installa en Argentine à la fin du XIXe siècle. Son père : Ángel Rambert.
178. "Sebastián & Ángel Rambert". Son arrière-grand-père était Français, il s'installa en Argentine à la fin du XIXe siècle.
179. "El campeón que arrancó en Platense y llegó a la cima". Su padre Jorge, de bisabuelo francés.
180. "El campeón que arrancó en Platense y llegó a la cima". Jorge, de bisabuelo francés.
181. "Los Pueyrredon preparan un encuentro de 18.000 parientes". 2000-10-02. Se reunirán los descendientes de un francés llegado en 1764. Algunos de los más famosos son (…) José Cilley, rugbier de Los Pumas.
182. "Pedro Simón del Corazón de Jesús Benoit Leyes". Son of Pierre Benoît Daut, born in France.
183. "Carlos Malbranche". Sus padres: Gustave Gabriel Edouard Malbranche Bourdon, nacido en París, el 29/3/1860; Marie-Marthe Gréteau Jarris, nacida en Queyrac, Gironde, el 2/10/1861, casados en Buenos Aires hacia 1885.
184. "La Legislatura porteña homenajeará a Ricardo Siri Liniers". Descendiente del virrey Santiago de Liniers.
185. "Carlos Loiseau dit Caloi". Carlos Loiseau est né à Salta le 9 novembre 1948, de parents d’origine française, belge, suisse, italienne.
186. "Roume no discutía con Dios". Era el noveno hijo del arquitecto ornamental y escultor francés François Roume.
187. "Tute, líos de pareja". 2008-09-21. Hijo de Caloi, humorista gráfico.
188. "Gustavo Cochet". Nació en Rosario, el mayor de 6 hijos que tuviera Don Víctor Cochet, venido de Francia.
189. "Julio Eduardo Ducuron". Grandson of Joseph Jean Marie Ducuron, born in France in 1878.
190. "Julio Le Parc: "Jamás hablo de obras de arte, las llamo experiencias..."". 2016-05-17. “Podría ser la larga marcha de mi abuelo, que vino del norte de Francia a París, atravesó el Atlántico, llegó aquí, tomó un tren y cuando las vías se terminaron se bajó en el pueblo de Rivadavia, en Mendoza.”
191. "Miguel Ocampo Leloir". Great-great-grandson of Antonio Francisco Leloir Capdepont, born in France in 1786; Great-great-great-great-grandson of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
192. "Prilidiano Pueyrredón Tellechea". Grandson of Juan Martín Pedro Pueyrredón Labroucherie, born in France in 1738.
193. "Murió Jeannette Arata de Erize, artífice del Mozarteum Argentino". 2013-08-08. Era hija del cirujano argentino Dr. Luis Aratamadre y de Valentina Ruftz de Lavinson, descendiente de una familia de la nobleza francesa.
194. "Federico Biraben". Son of Alfredo Biraben and Stephanie Flürer, both born in France.
195. "A Damián Carlos Bayón, discípulo y amigo". Archived from the original on 2011-07-06. Retrieved 2018-05-09. Mi abuela materna era francesa.
196. "Matilde Díaz Vérez y Álvarez de Toledo". Granddaughter of María Antonieta “Antoinette” Faix Salesse, born in France in 1850.
197. "Carlos Alberto Dumas Lagos". (Father's line) Great-grandson of Juan (or Jean) Dumas and Dominga Etchevers, most likely born in France; (Mother's line—born in France to Argentine parents) Great-great-great-grandson of Augusto Dejean Trei, born in France in 1801.
198. "Jeanne Thérèse Dumas Etchevers". As she carried French first and middle names (Jeanne Thérèse), the elder sister of his grandfather, Federico Dumas Etchevers, was probably born in France, prior to the immigration of the family to Argentina.
199. "Augusto Mallié Rouquaud". Son of Augusto Mallié, born in France in 1827; (Mother's line) Grandson of Ernesto Rouquaud Kinton and María Luisa Périchon, born in France in 1821 and 1825.
200. "María Camila O'Gorman Ximénez". Granddaughter of María Ana Perichon de Vandeuil d'Abeille, born in France in 1775.