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juan casanova
Spanish cardinal, ES
(b. 1387)
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jaime de casanova
Spanish cardinal, ES
(b. 1435)
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guillem de casanova
(b. 1450)
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agostino da casanova
IT
(b. 1450)
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marco antonio casanova
IT
(b. 1476)
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pedro ginés de casanova
Roman Catholic bishop, ES
(b. 1555)
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rafael casanova i comes
Catalan lawyer and politician, ES
(b. 1650)
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pedro de casanova
ES
(b. 1641)
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carlos casanova
Spanish engraver and painter, ES
(b. 1709)
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giacomo girolamo casanova
Venetian adventurer and writer (1725-1798), CZ
(b. 1725)
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giovanni battista casanova
Venecian painter (1730-1795), IT
(b. 1730)
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carlo francesco casanova
Roman Catholic archbishop
(b. 1695)
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gaetano casanova
Italian actor (1697-1733), IT
(b. 1697)
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paolo giuseppe avogadro di casanova
IT
(b. 1700)
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francesco casanova
Venetian painter (1727-1803), GB
(b. 1727)
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, Казанова 
, カサノヴァ) , throughout the world, is a widespread last name. The cognomen Casanova is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Chile, where it is quite a common surname, Uruguay, and Belize (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Mexico, Spain, and Colombia. Much less frequently, Casanova is the forename as well as the last name.