Famous Dominican Republic Baseball Players

This is a list of famous or notable people from the Dominican Republic. The list also includes individuals of Dominican ancestry who reside overseas.

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Julia Alvarez
Arambilet
Frank Báez
Josefina Baez

Fernando Cabrera
Rei Berroa
José Mármol

Manuel del Cabral
Aída Cartagena Portalatín
Roberto Cassá
Raquel Cepeda
Tulio Manuel Cestero
Hilma Contreras
Angie Cruz
Junot Díaz
Leonor de Ovando
Judith Dupré
Virginia Elena Ortea
León Félix Batista
Arturo Féliz-Camilo

Fabio Fiallo
Freddy Ginebra
Cristino Gómez
Chico Gonzalez
Pedro Henríquez Ureña
Federico Henríquez y Carvajal
Angela Hernández Nuñez
Juan Isidro Jiménez Grullón
Rita Indiana
Mariano Lebrón Saviñón
Marcio Veloz Maggiolo
Andrés L. Mateo
Félix Evaristo Mejía
Miguel D. Mena
Leopoldo Minaya
Pedro Mir
Domingo Moreno Jimenes
Mateo Morrison
Trina de Moya
Flérida de Nolasco
José Núñez de Cáceres
Martha Rivera-Garrido
Arturo Rodríguez Fernández
Mu-Kien Adriana Sang/
Alfredo Fernández Simó
Salomé Ureña
Jael Uribe
Bernardo Vega
Julio Vega Batlle
Alanna Lockward
Abelardo Vicioso
Delia Weber

Concern [edit]

Marcos Bisonó – businessman
José Blanco – cigar industrialist
Ligia Bonetti – businesswoman
Manuel Díez Cabral – businessman
Juan Cohen – businessman
José Luis Corripio – businessman
The Franjul Family unit – business organisation family
Bartolomé Gamundi – businessman and regime official in Puerto Rico
Manuel Alejandro Grullón – man of affairs, president of Banco Pop
José León Asensio – businessman
Victor Miguel Pacheco Mendez – businessman
Victor Oscar Pacheco Mendez – businessman
Leo Perez Minaya – businessman
Celso Marranzini – economist
Porfirio Pina – music executive
Frank Rainieri – businessman, chairman and founder of Grupo Punta Cana

Fashion and dazzler pageant personalities [edit]

Mariasela Álvarez – Miss World 1982
Eva Arias – beauty queen and style model
Sully Bonnelly – fashion designer
Susie Castillo – Miss USA 2003
Ana Contreras – Miss World Embankment dazzler semifinalist
Claudia Cruz – Miss World 2004 first runner-up
Marianne Cruz – Miss Universe 2008 second runner-upward
Yadira Cury – Miss International 2005 first runner-up
Ada de la Cruz – Miss Universe 2009 kickoff runner-up
Magali Febles – owner of the Miss Dominican Democracy pageant franchise
Kimberly Jiménez – Miss Universe 2020 fifth runner-upwards
Gilda Jovine – manner model
Francisca Lachapel – Nuestra Belleza Latina 2015
Claudette Lali – one-time model/picture wardrobe stylist
Hernan Lander – mode designer
Dulcita Lieggi – beauty pageant contestant
Denny Méndez – Miss Italy 1997
Clarissa Molina – Nuestra Belleza Latina 2016 V.I.P winner, Miss Dominican Republic 2015
Ruth Ocumárez – former dazzler queen
Oscar de la Renta – fashion designer
Amell Santana – Miss World 2005 start runner-upward
Samantha Sepulveda – model and policewoman
Renata Soñé – Miss Universe 2005 second runner–upwards
Amelia Vega – Miss Universe 2003, extra and model

Motility picture and television personalities [edit]

A–M [edit]

Irvin Alberti – actor
Nancy Alvarez – psychologist, television talk testify host
Tina Aumont – film extra; daughter of Maria Montez
Freddy Beras-Goico – television host, comedian
Julissa Bermudez – television personality
Jenny Blanco – TV presenter and actress
Nashla Bogaert – actress
Micky Bretón – managing director
Francis Capra – actor
Rafael Campos – actor
Sergio Carlo – actor
Aimee Carrero – actress
Terry Carter – histrion
Hosea Chanchez – actor
Charytín – actress, vocalist, television host
José Guillermo Cortines – actor, musician
Jackie Cruz – actress
Tony Dandrades – Boob tube presenter
Juan Delancer – motion picture director
Yasmin Deliz – television personality/actress
Arisleyda Dilone – actress
Akari Endo – extra
Hony Estrella – actress
Iamdra Fermín – TV presenter
Juan Fernández – player
Yubo Fernandez – actress
René Fortunato – motion picture director
J. Teddy Garces – thespian
Andrés García – actor
Laura García-Godoy – extra
Jason Genao – actor from On My Block (TV series)
Milagros Germán – actress
Rick Gonzalez – actor
Iván García Guerra – theater actor
María Alejandra Guzmán – Idiot box presenter
Juliana Harkavy – extra (Dominican mother)
Oscar Haza – television journalist
Wilson Jermaine Heredia – role player
Jharrel Jerome – thespian
Arthur Lithgow – actor
Jorge Lendeborg Jr. – actor
Sarah Jorge León – actress
Yelitza Lora – extra
Bryan Lugo – actor
Hemky Madera – actor
Judy Marte – actress
Luisito Martí – comedian
Agliberto Meléndez – film managing director
Mirtha Michelle – actress
Maria Montez – actress
Margarita Mora – actress
Rafael Molina Morillo – journalist
Carlos de la Mota – actor
Patrícia Mota – actress

North–Z [edit]

Amaury Nolasco – actor
Miguel A. Núñez, Jr. – actor
Robmariel Olea – actress
Karen Olivo – Tony Award-winning thespian
Alex Paez – American role player of Dominican descent
Manny Pérez – player (films Party Monster and El Cantante)
Frank Perozo – actor, producer
Nuria Piera – television announcer
Esmeralda Pimentel – telenovela actress (Dominican father)
Jessica Pimentel – actress
Dascha Polanco – actress (Netflix original series Orangish Is the New Black)
Rosario Prieto – actress and dancer
Rafael José – Puerto Rican television personality (Dominican father)
Dania Ramirez – extra (television series Heroes and Entourage)
Silvestre Rasuk – thespian
Victor Rasuk – actor
Monica Raymund – actress
Judy Reyes – actress (television series Scrubs)
Birmania Ríos – television personality (television show Despierta America)
Diana-Maria Riva – actress
Carolina Rivas – actress
Alfonso Rodríguez – film director
Michelle Rodriguez – actress
Julio Sabala – actor, comedian
Roberto Salcedo, Jr. – comedian
Zoe Saldana – actress
Carlos Sánchez – comedian, actor
Nuryn Sanlley – comedian
Harmony Santana – actress
Merlin Santana – actor
Rafael Corporán de los Santos – Goggle box host
Enrique Segoviano – producer, director
Sharlene Taulé – extra and vocalizer
Rosanna Tavarez – singer, television set personality
Shannon Tavarez – Broadway actress and singer; Dominican father
Samir Saba – journalist, TV presenter
Jessy Terrero – director
Leticia Tonos – director
Celines Toribio – actress/model
Emily Tosta – actress
Isaac Saviñón – thespian
Julian Scott Urena – histrion
Vielka Valenzuela – talk evidence host
Michelle Vargas – actress, model
Denise Vasi – extra
Jamila Velazquez – actress
James Victor – role player
Juan Vidal – histrion
Ludo Vika – actress, comedian
Tristan Wilds – actor
Carmen Wong Ulrich – journalist
Sandra Zaiter – actress and television host

Painters and artists [edit]

Oscar Abreu
Cándido Bidó
Monina Cámpora – creative person
Tito Canepa
Jaime Colson
José García Cordero
Luis Desangles
Iliana Emilia Garcia
Diego José Hilaris – painter
Henri-Joseph de Forestier – painter
Paul Giudicelli
Aurelio Grisanty
Gilberto Hernández Ortega
Clara Ledesma
Tania Marmolejo
Yoryi Morel

Abelardo Rodríguez Urdaneta.

Elsa Núñez
Raquel Paiewonsky
Olivia Peguero
Rigo Peralta
Guillo Pérez
Eligio Pichardo
Kenny Rivero
Abelardo Rodríguez Urdaneta
Amaya Salazar
Jorge Noceda Sanchez
Julia Santos Solomon
Darío Suro
Rosa Tavarez
Francisco Velásquez
Miguel Vila Luna
Celeste Woss y Gil

Political and military figures [edit]

Rebel leader Francisco Caamano.

Rafael Alburquerque – former vice president
Geovanny Vicente – political strategist and CNN columnist.
Pedro Franco Badía – onetime Secretarial assistant of the Interior and Police
Buenaventura Báez Méndez – former president
Joaquín Balaguer Ricardo – quondam president (1960–1962, 1966–1978, 1986–1996)
Ramón Emeterio Betances – founder of Puerto Rican independence movement (Dominican male parent)
Salvador Jorge Blanco – former president (1982–1986)
Tomás Bobadilla – first ruler of the Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch y Gaviño – former president
Francisco Domínguez Brito – lawyer, political leader
Francisco Alberto Caamaño Deñó – former president
Fernando Cabrera – New York City Councilman
Ramón Cáceres – former president
Margarita Cedeño de Fernández – vice-president and onetime First Lady of the Dominican Commonwealth
David Collado – quondam mayor of Santo Domingo.
Luis Colón, 1st Duke of Veragua - Nobleman, grandson of Christopher Columbus.
Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez – 65th Secretary of State of New York
Juan Pablo Duarte – one of the founding fathers of the Dominican Republic
Adriano Espaillat – New York Country Assemblyman; starting time Dominican American to exist elected to a State House in the United States
Rafael Espinal – New York Country Assemblyman
Rafael Estrella Ureña – erstwhile president
Carlos Felipe Morales – former president
Ruy Fernández de Fuenmayor - Colonial governor of Venezuela
Leonel Fernández Reyna – former president (1996–2000, 2004–2008, 2008–2012)
Pedro Florentino – hero of the Battle of Jacuba, during the War of Independence from Haiti
Maximiliano Gómez – revolutionary political leader
Máximo Gómez – military commander of the Cuban War of Independence
Petronila Angélica Gómez – feminist
Antonio Guzmán Fernández – former president
Ulises Heureaux – sometime president
Antonio Imbert Barrera – former president
Gregorio Luperón – sometime president
Miguel Martinez – former New York Urban center Councilman
Danilo Medina – former president (2012–2016)
Lucia Medina – auditor and political leader
Hipólito Mejía – former president
Ramón Matías Mella – one of the founding fathers of the Dominican Republic
Fernando Arturo de Meriño – politician, theologian
The Mirabal sisters – political dissidents
Adolfo Alejandro Nouel – Santo Domingo archbishop and interim president
José Nuñez-Melo – Canadian politico
José Francisco Peña Gómez – mayor of Santo Domingo (1982–1986)
Joseline Peña-Melnyk – member of the Maryland General Assembly
Cesar A. Perales – 67th Secretary of Land of New York

Thomas Perez – civil rights lawyer
Donald Reid Cabral – former president
Ydanis Rodríguez – New York Urban center councilman
José Antonio (Pepillo) Salcedo – first president afterwards the Restoration of the Dominican Commonwealth
Roberto Salcedo, Sr. – mayor of Santo Domingo (2002–2016)
Juan Sánchez Ramírez – military full general
Jean Alain Rodríguez Sánchez – lawyer
Francisco del Rosario Sánchez – one of the founding fathers of the Dominican Democracy
Pedro Santana Familias – outset president (1844)
José Del Castillo Saviñón – politician
Sergia Elena de Séliman – politico
Angel Taveras – mayor of Providence, Rhode Island
Carlos Morales Troncoso – former vice president, diplomat
Rafael Leónidas Trujillo – dictator (1930–1961)
Ramfis Trujillo – general and son of dictator Rafael Leónidas Trujillo
Francisco Urena – Massachusetts government official
Fernando Valerio – hero of the battles of Santiago (1844) and Sabana Larga (1856), during the War of Independence from Republic of haiti
Elias Wessin y Wessin – former full general

For a complete list, please refer to Listing of presidents of the Dominican Republic

Scientists and scholars [edit]

CNN columnist and Columbia University professor Geovanny Vicente Romero.

Dr. Arístides Fiallo Cabral

Idelisa Bonnelly – marine biologist
Víctor A. Carreño – NASA aerospace engineer
Marcos Espinal – epidemiologist
Luis Arístides Fiallo Cabral – astronomer
Geovanny Vicente – political scientist, CNN columnist and Columbia University professor.^[1]
Pedro Francisco Bonó – sociologist
Zoilo H. Garcia – aviator, engineer
Juan Isidro Jiménez Grullón – historian
Jorge Abraham Hazoury – biologist
Erich E. Kunhardt – physicist
Jose Gabriel Garcia – historian
Jorge Giordani – engineer, economist
Miguel Canela Lázaro – anatomist
Kathleen Martínez – archeologist
Frank Moya Pons – historian
Andrés Navarro – builder
Feniosky Peña-Mora – engineer
Margot Taule – architect
Juan Manuel Taveras Rodríguez – radiologist
Héctor Valdez Albizu – economist
Aída Mencía Ripley – academic

Singers and musicians [edit]

A–G [edit]

El Lapiz Vakero Toxic Crow La Insuperable

Héctor Acosta – bachata/merengue singer
Cyrille Aimée – jazz musician (Dominican mother)^[2]
Manny Albam – jazz musician
Luis Alberti – merengue musician
José Alberto "El Canario" – salsa singer
El Alfa – rapper
Juan Bautista Alfonseca – military officer, composer
Anaís – pop singer
Andy Andy – vocalist
Arcángel – reggaeton creative person
Aventura – bachata grouping
AZ – rapper
José Peña Suazo – Merengue singer
Sexappeal – salsa singer
Lope Balaguer – vocalizer
Kirko Bangz – rapper
Ivan Barias – music producer
Eduardo Brito – baritone vocalizer
Ninón Lapeiretta de Brouwer – female composer
Alex Bueno – merengue/bachata singer
Nini Caffaro – singer
José Manuel Calderón – bachata musician
Michel Camilo – jazz pianist
Angela Carrasco – singer
Israel Casado – merengue instrumentalist
Aisha Syed Castro – violinist
Bonny Cepeda – merengue singer
Las Chicas del Tin can
Javier Colon – vocaliser and winner of the first season of U.S. reality series The Vocalism
Charles Connor – rhythm and blues drummer
Coro – freestyle vocaliser/thespian
Cristal Marie – Latin pop singer-songwriter
Damirón – pianist and composer
Casandra Damirón – folk singer
Kat DeLuna – singer
Joe Blandino – vocalist, songwriter
DJ Prostyle – hip hop DJ
Danielle Balbuena – rapper
DaniLeigh – singer
Don Miguelo – reggaeton artist
Dave East – rap artist
El Alfa – dembow artist
El Cata – merengue musician
El Jeffrey – merengue singer
El Prodigio – accordionist
Jackeline Estevez – popular singer
Bienvenido Fabian – composer
Fabolous – rapper
Zacarías Ferreira – bachata singer
Xiomara Fortuna – singer
Omar Franco – vocaliser/composer
Billo Frómeta – vocalist
Juan Francisco García – merengue composer
Vicente García – singer-songwriter
Teodora Ginés – composer
Lilly Goodman – singer
Irv Gotti – producer
Leslie Grace – vocalist-songwriter
Juan Luis Guerra – merengue/bachata/salsa musician
Luichy Guzman – picture show composer
Ivonne Haza – soprano singer
Tatico Henriquez – merengue musician
Martha Heredia – vocalist
Julio Alberto Hernández – composer
Maridalia Hernández
Vinylz Hernandez – music producer
Eddy Herrera – merengue singer
Nicky Jam – reggaeton artist
Porfi Jimenez – trumpeter, composer and conductor
Ozuna – reggaeton artist
Alih Jey – singer
Krisspy – merengue singer
Bullumba Landestoy – pianist, composer
Ñico Lora – known as the "Male parent of Merengue" music, vocalist
Margarita Luna de Espaillat – composer
Anthony Ríos – carol singer
Los Hermanos Rosario – merengue group
Luny Tunes – reggaeton producers/artists
Maffio – music producer
Domenic Marte – bachata singer
Melanie Martinez – popular vocalizer (Dominican parents)
La Materialista – vocalizer
Henry Mendez – reggaeton artist
Miguelito – rapper (Dominican father)
José Antonio Molina – classical composer
Munchi – DJ

N–Z [edit]

Grammy laurels-winning DJ, Roger Sanchez.

Dominican Merengue singer Fernando Villalona.

Natti Natasha – singer
Noztra – reggaeton creative person
Francisco Núñez – musical conductor
Pavel Nuñez – pop/rock musician
Omega – merenhouse musician
Juan Francisco Ordóñez – guitarist/composer
Ramón Orlando – merengue singer
Shalim Ortiz – singer
Johnny Pacheco – salsa singer/producer/bandleader
Leonardo Paniagua – bachata artist
Karina Pasian – vocaliser/pianist
Chichí Peralta – vocalizer, bandleader, percussionist
Rubby Perez – singer
Carlos Piantini – conductor and musician
Nelson Poket – rock vocaliser-songwriter
Geovanny Polanco – merengue singer
Romeo Santos – bachata vocalist, very famous figure in the Dominican Republic
Prince Royce – bachata singer
Milly Quezada – vocalizer, dubbed the "Queen of Merengue"
Fausto Rey – singer/composer
Frank Reyes – bachata singer
José Rufino Reyes y Siancas – composer of Dominican national anthem
Trio Reynoso – known as the "kings of merengue tipico" merengue/bachata grouping
Ariel Rivas – music producer
Mario Rivera – jazz composer/artist
Raulín Rodríguez – bachata vocalist
Richard Camacho – pop singer (Dominican Parents)
Tito Rodríguez – singer, bandleader
Rosangela – singer
Toño Rosario – merengue singer
Raulín Rosendo – salsa singer
Roger Sanchez – DJ/house music producer
Rolf Sanchez - Pop musician (Dominican female parent)
Daniel Santacruz – singer-songwriter
Lizette Santana (also known equally Lizé) – singer-songwriter
Santaye – vocaliser-songwriter
Antony Santos – bachata vocalizer
Yoskar Sarante – bachata singer
Luis Segura – singer
Triple Seis – rapper
Twin Shadow – indie musician
Vicky Shell – vocalizer-songwriter
Rafael Solano – songwriter/composer
Giselle Tavera – vocalizer
Michael Tavera – composer
Ines Thomas Almeida – opera singer
Tokischa – rapper
Cuco Valoy – merengue singer/bandleader
Luis Vargas – bachata singer
Sergio Vargas – merengue singer
Wilfrido Vargas – merengue singer
Johnny Ventura – merengue singer, vice mayor (1994–1998) and mayor of Santo Domingo (1998–2002)
Fernando Villalona – vocalizer
J.R. Author – rapper
Marcos Yaroide – Christian singer, composer

Sports figures [edit]

Baseball [edit]

Manny Acta – one-time manager of the Cleveland Indians
Willy Adames – professional baseball player
Antonio Alfonseca – professional baseball player
Carlos Almanzar – professional baseball role player
Felipe Alou – professional baseball managing director and player
Jesús Alou – professional person baseball player
Matty Alou – professional baseball thespian
Moisés Alou – professional person baseball player
Joaquín Andújar – professional baseball player
Greg Aquino – professional baseball player
Joaquin Arias – professional person baseball role player
Miguel Batista – professional baseball player
Tony Batista – professional baseball game player
Danny Bautista – professional baseball role player
Denny Bautista – professional baseball player
José Bautista – professional baseball player
José Bautista (pitcher) – professional person baseball game actor (pitcher)
George Bell – professional person baseball player
Ronnie Belliard – professional baseball player
Francis Beltrán – professional baseball histrion
Adrián Beltré – professional baseball game player
Esteban Beltré – professional baseball player
Armando Benítez – professional person baseball player
Joaquín Benoit – professional baseball actor
Ángel Berroa – professional baseball game player
Wilson Betemit – professional baseball game player
Tony Blanco – professional person baseball role player
Pedro Borbón, Jr. – professional person baseball actor
Yhency Brazobán – professional baseball player
Juan Brito – professional person baseball game histrion
Daniel Cabrera – professional person baseball player
Francisco Cabrera – professional baseball actor
Melky Cabrera – professional person baseball player
Robinson Canó – professional baseball player
Rico Carty – professional baseball player
Bernie Castro – professional baseball player
Fabio Castro – professional baseball game actor
Starlin Castro – professional baseball role player
Alberto Castillo – professional baseball thespian
Luis Castillo – professional person baseball thespian
César Cedeño – professional baseball game player
Jesús Colomé – professional baseball player
Bartolo Colón – professional baseball role player
Román Colón – professional baseball game role player
Francisco Cordero – professional baseball player
Deivi Cruz – professional baseball player
Johnny Cueto – professional baseball role player
Seranthony Domínguez – professional baseball game pitcher
Octavio Dotel – professional person baseball player
Edwin Encarnación – professional baseball actor
Juan Encarnación – professional baseball game player
Pedro Feliz – professional person baseball game player
Bartolomé Fortunato – professional baseball player
Rafael Furcal – professional baseball thespian
Julio Franco – professional baseball thespian
Jerry Gil – professional baseball thespian
Carlos Gómez – professional person baseball player
Deivy Grullón – professional baseball role player

Vladimir Guerrero – professional baseball game player
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – professional baseball game player
José Guillén – professional baseball game actor
Cristian Guzmán – professional person baseball thespian
Freddy Guzmán – professional baseball player
Ronald Guzman – professional baseball player
Félix Heredia – professional baseball actor
Roberto Hernández (formerly known as Fausto Carmona) – professional baseball actor
Runelvys Hernández – professional baseball player
Julián Javier – professional baseball actor
Stan Javier – professional person baseball player
José Lima – professional person baseball actor
Francisco Liriano – professional baseball game player
Pedro Liriano – professional person baseball player
Mendy López – professional baseball player
Julio Lugo – professional baseball role player
Reddish Lugo – professional baseball game player
Héctor Luna – professional person baseball histrion

Manny Machado – professional baseball game actor
Henry Mateo – professional baseball thespian
Julio Mateo – professional person baseball player
Juan Marichal – professional baseball game thespian
Dámaso Marte – professional baseball player
Pedro Martínez – Cy Immature Award-winning professional baseball role player
Yermín Mercedes - catcher/designated hitter for the San Francisco Giants
José Mesa – professional baseball player
Omar Minaya – Full general Director of the New York Mets
Raúl Mondesí – professional person baseball game actor
Agustín Montero – professional baseball player
Juan Morillo – professional person baseball game player
Abraham Núñez – professional baseball player
Leo Núñez – professional person baseball player
José Offerman – professional baseball thespian
Miguel Olivo – professional baseball histrion
David Ortiz – professional person baseball histrion
Ramón Ortiz – professional baseball game player
Pablo Ozuna – professional person baseball player
Ronny Paulino – professional baseball role player
Carlos Peña – professional baseball player
Tony Peña – professional baseball player
Wily Mo Peña – professional baseball thespian
Jhonny Peralta – professional baseball game player
Antonio Pérez – professional baseball role player
Mélido Pérez – professional baseball game actor
Neifi Pérez – professional person baseball role player
Odalis Pérez – professional person baseball game histrion
Rafael Pérez – professional person baseball player
Timo Pérez – professional baseball player
Hipólito Pichardo – professional baseball game player
Plácido Polanco – professional baseball player

Albert Pujols – offset baseman and designated hitter for the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Angels^[three]
Aramis Ramírez – professional baseball player
Hanley Ramírez – professional baseball game actor
Manny Ramírez – professional person baseball player
José Reyes – professional baseball player
Fernando Rodney – professional person baseball actor
Alex Rodriguez – professional baseball game player
Félix Rodríguez – professional baseball player
Henry Rodríguez – professional baseball player
Julio Rodríguez (born 2000) La Insuperable professional baseball outfielder
Wandy Rodríguez – professional baseball histrion
Duaner Sánchez – professional baseball game role player
Carlos Santana − first baseman and catcher for the Cleveland Indians and Philadelphia Phillies^[4]
Víctor Santos – professional person baseball game thespian
Jean Segura – professional baseball player
Alfonso Soriano – professional baseball game player
Jorge Sosa – professional baseball actor
Sammy Sosa – professional baseball player
Julián Tavárez – professional baseball player
Oscar Taveras – professional baseball actor
Willy Taveras – professional baseball player
Miguel Tejada – professional person baseball actor
Rubén Tejada – professional baseball thespian
Robinson Tejeda – professional person baseball thespian
Luis Terrero – professional baseball game player
Salomón Torres – professional baseball role player
Juan Uribe – professional baseball player
Wilson Valdez – professional baseball actor
José Valverde – professional baseball player
Claudio Vargas – professional person baseball role player
Tetelo Vargas – professional baseball player
Yordano Ventura – professional baseball game actor
Ozzie Virgil – professional baseball actor
Luis Vizcaíno – professional baseball histrion
Edinson Vólquez – professional person baseball role player
Héctor Wagner – professional baseball histrion

Basketball [edit]

Orlando Antigua – professional basketball player
Trevor Ariza – professional basketball game player
Amaury Filion – professional basketball player
Luis Flores – basketball thespian, 2009 top scorer in the State of israel Basketball game Premier League
Francisco García – professional basketball thespian
Al Horford – professional basketball game actor
Tito Horford – professional basketball game player
Felipe López – professional basketball player
Jack Michael Martínez – professional basketball player
Sammy Mejia – professional person basketball player
Rigoberto Mendoza (born 1992) – basketball thespian for Maccabi Haifa of the Israeli Basketball game Premier League
Alesi Mingo – basketball player
Luis Montero – basketball role player
Carlos Morban – basketball player
Jaime Peterson – basketball player
Miguel Angel Pichardo – basketball game player
Orlando Sánchez – professional basketball player
Ron Sanchez – professional person basketball player
Edward Santana – professional basketball player
Edgar Sosa – professional basketball actor
Gerardo Suero – professional person basketball role player
Karl-Anthony Towns – professional basketball player
Eloy Vargas – professional basketball game thespian
José Vargas (basketball) – professional person basketball player
Charlie Villanueva – professional basketball game player
Franklin Western – professional basketball player

Boxing [edit]

Francisco Contreras – boxer
Carlos Cruz – former professional battle champion
Leo Cruz – professional battle champion
Manuel Félix Díaz – professional boxer
Javier Fortuna – professional boxer
Julio Gervacio – professional boxer
Fernando Guerrero – professional boxer
Joan Guzmán – professional boxer
Luis Ernesto José – professional boxer
Eleoncio Mercedes – professional boxer
Juan Carlos Payano – boxer
Delvin Rodriguez – professional boxer
Edwin Rodriguez – professional boxer
Glen Tapia – professional boxer

Other sports [edit]

Raul Aguayo – national sail team member
Juana Arrendel – loftier jumper
Milagros Cabral – professional person volleyball player
José Miguel Cáceres – professional volleyball player
Brenda Castillo – professional person volleyball player

Luis Castillo – professional football game player
Fany Chalas – sprinter
Stalin Colinet – old professional football thespian
Yuderqui Contreras – weightlifter
Domingo Cordero – hurdler
Bethania de la Cruz – professional person volleyball thespian
Wendy Cruz – cyclist
Marcos Díaz – ultra-distance swimmer
Karla Echenique – professional volleyball player
Edward Vinicio Espinal – professional soccer player
Mariano Díaz Mejía – professional person soccer player
Jaime Espinal – Olympic wrestler
Víctor Estrella Burgos – lawn tennis actor
Lisvel Elisa Eve – professional person volleyball player
Mary Joe Fernández – professional tennis player
Alex Garcia – UFC fighter

Iván Ernesto Gómez – elite mountaineer
Aumi Guerra – professional bowler
Dionicio Gustavo – karateka
Robinson Hilario – kitesurfer
José Hernández – tennis player
Francia Jackson – professional volleyball player
Jhohanny Jean – taekwondo athlete
Ernesto Jerez – sportscaster
Julio Luciano – loftier jumper
Víctor Martínez – professional bodybuilder
Gabriel Mercedes – taekwondo practitioner
Juan Núñez – sprinter
Sidarka Núñez – professional volleyball player
Victor Nunez – soccer actor
Michael-Ray Pallares-González – tennis actor
Pablo Ramírez – professional skateboarder
Alexis Panisse – runner
Domingo Peralta – soccer player
Wanda Rijo – weightlifter
Heidy Rodríguez – karateka
Jeoselyna Rodríguez Santos – professional volleyball player
Cindy Rondón – professional volleyball player
Dante Rosario – professional football player
Félix Sánchez – Olympic golden medal–winning hurdler
Raysa Sanchez – sprinter
Luguelín Santos – Olympic silver medalist-sprinter
Annerys Vargas – professional volleyball player
Jack Veneno – professional wrestler
Ana Villanueva – karateka

Other personalities [edit]

Rolando Acosta – associate justice
Félix Acosta-Núñez – announcer
Danny Almonte – notable Little League player
Radhames Aracena – music producer
Rafael Bello – announcer
Billy Berroa – sports broadcaster
Pedro Borrell – architect
José María Cabral – director
Vladimir Caamaño – comedian
Rafael Calventi – builder, diplomat
Silvia Carreño-Coll – district judge
Claudia Castaños – journalist
Cirilo J Guzmán – lawyer
Marino Vinicio Castillo – lawyer
Miguel Cocco – politician
Shirley Collado – psychology professor, president of Ithaca college
Federico Alberto Cuello Camilo – diplomat
Alexandra Cheron – socialite/model
Jose DeCamps – dancer
Dayanny De La Cruz – chef
Nelson de la Rosa – histrion, comedian
Mario Alvarez Dugan – journalist
Rudy Duthil – advertisement executive

Jose Gutierez – dancer, choreographer
José María Heredia y Heredia – poet (Dominican parents)
Emilio Prud'Homme – writer and lawyer
Carmen Imbert Brugal – jurist, writer
María Isabel Soldevila – announcer
Michele Jimenez – ballet dancer
Mercedes Laura Aguiar – educator
Paul Luna – restaurateur
Johnny Marines – music executive
Rámon Marrero Aristy – journalist
Maria Marte – prominent chef working in Spain
Jose E. Martinez – lawyer
Ralph Mercado – founder of RMM Records; music producer^[5]
Charles E Milander – social media skillful
Rafael Molina Morillo – journalist
Francisco Moncion – ballet dancer, choreographer
Miguel Núñez – theologian
Providencia Paredes – assistant and confidante to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Quirino Paulino – notorious drug smuggler
Arturo Pellerano Alfau – journalist
Ilka Tanya Payán – extra, AIDS/HIV activist
Pedro Saúl Pérez – activist
Oscar Peter – champion figure skater
Domingo Pilarte – evangelist
Santiago Luis Polanco Rodríguez – drug dealer
Carlos Rubio – political annotator
Porfirio Rubirosa – diplomat, polo actor, race motorcar driver
Socorro Sánchez del Rosario – educator, journalist
José Santana (economist) – economist
Manuel Tarrazo – way designer
Miguel Vila Luna – architect and painter

References [edit]

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^ "Mitt in Paw, Ballads and Latin-Infused Beats".
^ "Albert Pujols stats". Baseball-Reference.com . Retrieved April 28, 2019.
^ "Carlos Santana stats". Baseball-Reference.com . Retrieved April 28, 2019.
^ Ralph Mercado, Impresario, Dies at 67 from The New York Times March 11, 2009