Santiago (disambiguation)

Santiago stands for:

• Santiago (given name), male given name
• Santiago (genus), genus of long-horned bees
• Santiago (ship), caravel of the fleet of Ferdinand Magellan
• (11335) Santiago, asteroid
• Order of Santiago, Spanish knightly order
• Santiago Canton, Canton in the Department of Potosí, Bolivia
• Santiago (province), province in the Dominican Republic
• Santiago Rodríguez, province in the Dominican Republic
• Torre de Santiago, landmark in Braga, Portugal

Islands:

• Santiago (Cape Verde), the main island of the Cape Verde Islands
• Santiago, alternative name for San Salvador Island (Galapagos)

Rivers:

• Río Santiago, tributary of the Amazon River
• Río Grande de Santiago, lower reaches of the Río Lerma in Mexico

Santiago is the name of the following places

in Argentina:

• Santiago del Estero (City)
• Province of Santiago del Estero

in Bolivia:

• Santiago K, in the department of Potosí
• Santiago de Chuvica, in the department of Potosí

in Brazil:

• Santiago (Rio Grande do Sul), city in the region of Rio Grande do Sul

in Chile:

• Santiago de Chile, Chilean capital
• Santiago province, region around Santiago de Chile
• Santiago (municipality), municipality in the province of Santiago

in the Dominican Republic:

• Santiago de los Caballeros, city in the Dominican Republic

in Ecuador:

• Santiago de Guayaquil, city in Ecuador

in Colombia:

• Santiago de Cali, city in Colombia
• Santiago (Norte de Santander), municipality in Colombia
• Santiago (Putumayo), municipality in Colombia

in Cuba:

• Santiago de Cuba, city in Cuba

in Mexico:

• Santiago (Aguascalientes), place in Mexico
• Santiago (Baja California Sur), place in Mexico
• Santiago (Nuevo León), place in Mexico
• Santiago (Puebla), place in Mexico
• Santiago (Veracruz), place in Mexico
• Santiago (Zacatecas), place in Mexico
• Santiago de Querétaro, city in Mexico
• Santiago Tuxtla, city in Mexico

in Panama:

• Santiago de Veraguas, city in Panama

in Paraguay:

• Santiago (Paraguay), city in Paraguay

in the Philippines:

• Santiago (Agusan del Norte), municipality in the Philippines
• Santiago (Philippines), city in the Philippines
• Santiago (Ilocos Sur), Municipality in the Philippines

in Portugal:

• Santiago (Alcácer do Sal)
• Santiago (Armamar)
• Santiago (Sesimbra)
• Santiago (Torres Novas)
• Santiago de Besteiros
• Santiago de Cassurrães
• Santiago do Cacém
• Santiago do Escoural
• Santiago da Guarda
• Santiago de Litém
• Santiago de Montalegre
• Santiago de Piães
• Santiago da Riba-Ul
• Santiago da Ribeira de Alhariz
• Santiago (Seia)
• Santiago de Subarrifana
• Santiago (Tavira)
• Santiago dos Velhos
• Santiago (Lisbon)

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• Santiago Maior (Alandroal), Portugal
• Santiago Maior (Beja), Portugal
• Santiago Maior (Castelo de Vide), Portugal
• Santiago Maior (Santiago), Cape Verde

in Spain:

• Santiago de Compostela, capital of Galicia
• Santiago (Comarca), Comarca of Galicia
• Santiago del Teide, municipality in Tenerife

in Venezuela:

• Santiago de León de Caracas, official name of the capital of Venezuela

in the United States:

• Santiago (Iowa), city in the United States

Santiago is the surname of the following people:

• Adalberto Santiago (* 1937), Puerto Rican singer
• Alfredo Silva Santiago (1894-1975), Chilean Catholic clergyman, Archbishop of Concepción.
• Anna Maria Santiago, US social work scholar.
• Cecilia Santiago (* 1994), Mexican soccer player
• Christina Santiago (* 1981), US model and actress
• Cirio H. Santiago (1936-2008), Filipino film director, producer and screenwriter.
• Claude Santiago (1950-2012), French documentary filmmaker
• Daniel Santiago (* 1976), Puerto Rican basketball player
• Danny Santiago, pseudonym of Daniel Lewis James (1911-1988), U.S. writer
• Eddie Santiago (* 1955), salsa musician from Puerto Rico
• Emile Santiago (1899-1995), US-American costume designer
• Emílio Santiago (1946-2013), Brazilian singer
• Emmanuel Gazmey Santiago (b. 1992), Puerto Rican singer and rapper, see Anuel AA
• Enrique Santiago (musician) (b. 1939), Spanish violist.
• Enrique Santiago (politician) (* 1964), Spanish politician
• Eugenio Santiago Peyrou (1913-2005), Argentine clergyman, Bishop of Comodoro Rivadavia.
• Enrique Santiago Petracchi (1935-2014), Argentine jurist.
• Fernando de Santiago y Díaz de Mendívil (1910-1994), Spanish military and politician.
• Hilda Elvira Santiago (* 1947), Cuban pianist, composer, choir director and music educator.
• Hugo Norberto Santiago (* 1954), Argentine bishop
• Hugo Santiago (film director) (1939-2018), Argentine film director.
• Hugo Santiago (film editor), Portuguese filmmaker
• Joey Santiago (* 1965), Filipino musician
• José de Santiago Concha (1667-1741), Governor of Chile
• José Mauro Ramalho de Alarcón Santiago (1925-2019), Brazilian clergyman, Bishop of Iguatu.
• Juan Santiago, Uruguayan soccer player
• Juan Rafael Cortés Santiago (* 1965), Spanish flamenco singer, see Duquende.
• Leonardo Santiago (* 1983), Brazilian soccer player
• Marvin Santiago (1947-2004), Puerto Rican musician.
• Miriam Defensor Santiago (1945-2016), Filipino politician, lawyer and judge.
• Nadia de Santiago (* 1990), Spanish theater and film actress
• Raymart Santiago (* 1973), Filipino actor
• Rémi Santiago (* 1980), French ski jumper
• Ruben Santiago-Hudson (* 1956), US actor
• Saundra Santiago (* 1957), US actress
• Silviano Santiago (* 1936), Brazilian writer
• Sonia Santiago (* 1966), German-Spanish dancer
• Ygor Maciel Santiago (* 1984), Brazilian soccer player

See also: