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mariano matamoros
Mexican priest, MX
(b. 1770)
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manuel matamoros
Leading Spanish Protestant, ES
(b. 1834)
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miguel matamoros
Cuban musician and composer, CU
(b. 1894)
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mercedes matamoros
poet
(b. 1851)
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marta matamoros
Panamanian trade unionist, PA
(b. 1909)
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coto matamoros
Spanish television personality (1955-), ES
(b. 1955)
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gustavo matamoros
Venezuelan composer, VE
(b. 1957)
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ruperto jay matamoros
onbekend; onbekend
(b. 1912)
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ramiro matamoros
ES
(b. 1957)
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margarita cruz de matamoros
Mexican politician, MX
(b. 1930)
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josefina matamoros
North-Catalan art historian, ES
(b. 1947)
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miguel ángel matamoros
honduran footballer, HN
(b. 1949)
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arturo matamoros
Colombian cyclist, CO
(b. 1950)
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kiko matamoros
Spanish television personality, born 1956, ES
(b. 1956)
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enrique camacho matamoros
CO
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) , across the world, is a common surname. The cognomen Matamoros is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Honduras, where it is a common surname, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Honduras, Nicaragua, and Mexico. Very seldom, Matamoros is the forename as well as the last name.