Reyes

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Reyes is a Spanish word, usually used as a given name or family name. The literal translation into English is kings.

Various people with the family name Reyes including:

• Alisa Reyes (born 1981), American actress
• Anthony Reyes (born 1981), American baseball pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals
• Dennys Reyes (born 1977), Mexican baseball pitcher for the Minnesota Twins
• Efren "Bata" Reyes (born 1954), Philippines pool player
• Ernie Reyes, Jr. - American Taekwondo practitioner and actor
• Ernie Reyes, Sr. - martial arts champion and Hall of Famer
• Faustino Reyes (born 1975), Spanish boxer
• Ginger Reyes (born 1980), American rock musician
• José Reyes (born 1983), Dominican baseball player for the New York Mets
• José Antonio Reyes Calderón (born 1983), Spanish international and Atlético Madrid football player
• Judy Reyes (born 1968), American actress
• Nap Reyes (1919-1995), Cuban baseball player
• Ricky Reyes (born 1978), Cuban American professional wrestler
• Ron Reyes, a singer for the band Black Flagfamily name
• Silvestre Reyes (born 1944), American politician from the state of Texas

Fictional characters named Reyes include:

• Hugo "Hurley" Reyes, from the television series Lost
• Cecilia Reyes, from the comic book series X-Men
• Sofia Reyes, a fictional recurring character in the American dramedy series Ugly Betty
• Monica Reyes, a fictional FBI Agent in The X-Files

Reyes may also refer to:

• Reyes rendering, image rendering method
• Reye's Syndrome
• Point Reyes, a prominent cape on the Pacific coast of northern California, USA
• Reyes, Bolivia, a town (province capital) in the Beni Department, Bolivia