List of Afro-Latinos
This is a list of people of Afro-Latino descent. An Afro-Latin American (also Afro-Latino) is a Latin American person of Black African descent; the term may also refer to historical or cultural elements in Latin America thought to emanate from this community.
Many Brazilians, Dominicans, Cubans, Puerto Ricans, and other Latinos can fall under this label. 95% of the Africans who came into the Americas during the transatlantic slave trade were scattered about Latin America and the Caribbean. The very first Africans to reach the New World arrived on the island of Hispaniola, which is the Dominican Republic and Haiti. Dominicans and Haitians are descendants of the first African slaves in the New World, yet the majority of Africans to inhabit any American nation inhabited Brazil. Only 5% of the Africans to arrive in the Americas went to North America, which are your African Americans, who are descendants of the last and the fewest amount of Africans to reach the New World.
- Bruno Mars - singer
- 40 Cal - rapper
- Tatyana Ali - actress and singer
- Roberto Alomar - former Puerto Rican baseball player
- Nahshon Dion Anderson - is an award-winning writer, former actor and model
- Carmelo Anthony - American NBA small forward and power forward, New York Knicks
- La La Anthony - disc jockey, television personality and actress
- Taís Araújo - Brazilian actress and model
- Eva Ayllón - composer and singer
- AZ - rapper
- Lloyd Banks - rapper
- Jean-Michel Basquiat - artist, musician
- Swizz Beatz - rapper, producer
- Elijah Blake - singer-songwriter
- Miguel Cabrera - Venezuelan baseball player
- Ilia Calderón - journalist
- Tego Calderón - reggaeton singer-songwriter, rapper and actor
- Mariah Carey - vocalist and actor
- Matt Cedeño - actor and former model
- Orlando Cepeda - former Puerto Rican baseball player
- Hugo Chavez - former Venezuelan President
- Roberto Clemente - former Puerto Rican baseball player
- Celia Cruz - Cuban-American salsa singer and performer
- Victor Cruz - football player, NFL wide receiver for the New York.
- Sammy Davis, Jr. - entertainer
- Rosario Dawson - actress, singer and writer
- Carlos Delgado - former Puerto Rican baseball player
- Kat Deluna - musician
- Sylvia del Villard - actress, dancer, choreographer and activist
- Melissa De Sousa - actress
- Graciela Dixon - former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Panama[1]
- Rudy Duthil - advertising executive
- Dave East - rapper
- Alfred Enoch - actor
- Renee Elise Goldsberry- Actress
- Adriano Espaillat - New York congressman
- Fabolous - rapper
- Antonio Fargas - actor
- Leonel Fernández - former President of the Dominican Republic
- Tony Fernández - former Dominican baseball player
- Juan Flores - historian, professor, Afro-Latino Studies scholar
- Arian Foster - football player, NFL running back for the Houston Texans
- Gunplay - rapper
- Gwen Ifill - journalist, television newscaster and author
- Kid Cudi - musician
- Erick Kolthoff - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico
- Toña la Negra - singer
- Sessilee Lopez - model
- Faizon Love - actor and comedian
- La Lupe - singer
- Maluca Mala - singer and rapper
- Juan Marichal - former Dominican baseball pitcher
- Pedro Martínez - former Dominican baseball pitcher
- Miguel - singer-songwriter
- Christina Milian - singer and actress
- Minnie Miñoso - former Cuban baseball player
- Nancy Morejón - Cuban poet, critic, essayist
- N.O.R.E. - rapper
- Amaury Nolasco - actor
- Soledad O'Brien - broadcast journalist, executive producer and philanthropist
- Don Omar - reggaeton singer-songwriter and actor
- Peedi Peedi - rapper
- Tony Peña - former Dominican baseball player
- Rosie Perez - actress, dancer, choreographer, director and community activist
- Albert Pujols - Dominican baseball player
- Dania Ramirez - actress
- Manny Ramirez - Dominican baseball player
- Charles Rangel - former New York congressman
- Judy Reyes - actress
- Mychal Rivera - football player, tight end, Oakland Raiders
- Naya Rivera - actress
- Alex Rodriguez - Dominican-American baseball player
- Zoe Saldana - actress
- Manny Sanguillén - former Panamanian baseball player
- Juelz Santana - rapper
- Arturo Alfonso Schomburg - Puerto Rican historian, writer, and Afro-Latino activist in the United States; founder of the Schomberg Center for Black Research
- Arlenis Sosa - model
- Sammy Sosa - former Dominican baseball player
- Vince Staples - rapper
- Cecilia Tait - politician and former volleyball player
- Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez - Cuban cosmonaut
- Melody Thornton - singer-songwriter and dancer
- Luis Tiant - former MLB starting pitcher, Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox
- Gina Torres - actress
- María Urrutia - former weightlifter, athlete and politician
- Lauren Velez - actress
- Tristan Wilds - actor and singer
- Juan Williams - journalist and political analyst
- Herizen Guardiola - actress and singer
- Lais Ribeiro - model
- Anitta (singer) - singer
- Luis Guillermo Solís - Costa Rican president and mulatto.
- Aloe Blacc - American singer and songwriter
- Tessa Thompson - American actress
See also
- Lists of people:
- Afro-Argentine
- Afro-Bolivian
- Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Cuban slave descendants in Nigeria (Amaro)
- Afro-Cuban slave descendants of Fernando Po (Emancipados)
- Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Cuban slave descendants in Angola (Amparo)
- Afro-Brazilian
- Afro-Chilean
- Afro-Colombian
- Afro-Costa Rican
- Afro-Cuban
- Afro-Dominican
- Afro-Ecuadorian
- Afro-Guatemalan
- Afro-Haitian
- Afro-Honduran
- Afro-Mexican
- Afro-Nicaraguan
- Afro-Panamanian
- Afro-Paraguayan
- Afro-Peruvian
- Afro-Puerto Rican
- Afro-Salvadoran
- Afro-Uruguayan
- Afro-Venezuelan
- Afro-Latin American
- African Diaspora
- Afro Americans in the Americas
- List of topics related to Black and African people
References
- ↑ Carrillo, Karen Juanita (22 March 2006). "Afro Latino leaders meet in D.C. to advance equality". New York Amsterdam News. Retrieved 7 August 2010.