Famous Hispanic People
Great Hispanians celebrities have contributed most of the America’s rich and diverse culture. Most of these contributions are realized in areas like America’s art, literature, sports, science and entertainment among other fields. |
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Politics
Some of the most famous Hispanic politicians include Fidel Castro who was the leader during the revolution period in Cuba. The 22nd president of Cuba played a big role in transforming the country into a socialist republic that engulfed the single party system.
Literature
Famous writers such as Colombian novelist, journalist, and screenwriter Gabriel Garcia Marquez, gained fame after wining Nobel Prize in literature. Some of his famous works took account of novels like Love in the Time of Cholera, One Hundred Years of Solitude and Strange Pilgrims as well.
Entertainment
Jennifer Lopez is one of the most famous Hispanic artists, songwriter, fashion designer, actress and dancer. Popularly referred to as J.Lo, the American actress has pictured in many films and this has seen her receive several awards. However, the Hispanic songwriter has been ranked as being one of the top twenty richest women in the entertainment industry as well as the most eminent in the music industry.
Science
Famous Hispanic people like Mario Molina have been involved in the world of science in carrying out various researches. For instance, he is among the pioneering inventors of the Antarctic ozone hole. The Hispanic scientist has also written about CFCs and the effect that it has on the ozone layer.
In 1995, Mario Molina was awarded with the Nobel Prize for chemistry that saw him become the first citizen from Mexico to achieve the feat for valuable exertion in science.
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There are Latin Americans and Hispanics that are famous in different ways. The Hispanic or Latin Americans have ancestry from Hispanic America or Spain. The famous Hispanics or Latin Americans have ventured into different fields of professions like acting, music, sports, politicians, revolutionaries, authors, journalists, sciences, business, civil rights and activists and writers. 