Gò Vấp
Gò Vấp is a district of Ho Chi Minh City. Since the 80s, it has undergone significant urbanization. It is larger than most of the other districts. A high urbanization rate has made Gò Vấp become one of the three districts that has high population growth in the city.
People born in Go V P (First 49 people) - Page 5
Wandy Rodríguez
Baseball pitcher
Janina Rosado
Audio engineer
Ñico Lora
Musician
Milagros Germán
Minister of Culture of the Dominican Republic
Georgina Duluc
Dominican actress
Enrique de Diego Villagrán
Spanish journalist
Pedro Delgado
Spanish bicycler
Luis Callejo
Spanish actor
David Pinillos
Film editor
Tamara Gorro
Spanish television presenter
Arsenio Martínez Campos
Spanish Politician
Eva Hache
Spanish comedian
Jose Antonio Nieves Conde
Spanish film-maker
Consuelo Madrigal
Former State Attorney General of Spain
Juan Valdivia
Spanish musician
Mari Carmen Prendes
Television actress
Domingo de Soto
Priest
Selica Torcal
Actor
Javier Guerra
Spanish runner
Pedro Arias Dávila
Soldier
Gonzalo Valdivia
Guitarist
Elvira Sastre
Spanish writer
Alphonsus Rodriguez
Spanish saint
Alberto Olmos
Spanish writer
José Luis Montes
Spanish football player
Aniceto Marinas
Spanish sculptor
Maria of Castile, Queen of Aragon
José Antonio Plaza
Spanish journalist
Rebeca Jiménez
Singer
Porfirio Fisac
Spanish basketball coach
Andrés Laguna
Spanish physician
Enrique Vegas
Spanish comics artist
Fernando AbrilMartorell
Chief Executive of Indra Sistemas
Fernando Llorente Mañas
Spanish footballer
Jesús Merino Delgado
Politician
Jose María Arribas del Barrio
Juan Carlos Álvarez Cabrero
Former Member of the Senate of Spain
Ángel Velasco Marugán
Spanish futsal player
Lucía Jiménez
Spanish actress
Luis Ángel de las Heras Berzal
Priest
Julian Gonzalez
Movie actor
María Ugarte
Spanish-Dominican journalist
Miguel Ángel Ballesteros
Director of the Department of Homeland Security of Spain
Paloma Inés Sanz Jerónimo
Senator of Spain
Pedro Arahuetes
Spanish politician
Pedro Rivero
Basketball player
Camilo de Ory
Spanish poet
