Editing List of Spaniards (section)

== Others ==
[[File:Ferran Adrià en la presentación de 'Un proyecte per compartir'.jpg|thumb|130px|[[Ferran Adrià]]]]
[[File:Federica_Montseny_(1936-1939).jpg|thumb|130px|[[Federica Montseny]]]]

*[[Georgina Rodríguez]] (born 1994), influencer 
*Graciano Canteli, diplomat
*[[Charo]] (birth year debated), actress, singer, and flamenco guitarist, known for her TV appearances in the 1970s & 1980s
*[[Carlos D. Cidon|Carlos Dominguez Cidon]] (1959–2009), chef
*[[Pilar Civeira]], professor of medicine in Pamplona
*[[Charo Sádaba]], professor of advertising in Pamplona
*[[María Josefa Cerrato Rodríguez]] (1897–1981), first woman veterinarian
*[[José Andrés|José '''Andrés''']] (born 1969), chef
*[[Ferran Adrià|Ferran '''Adrià''']] (born 1962), chef
*[[Joaquín Cortés|Joaquín '''Cortés''']] (born 1969), dancer
*[[Lola Greco]] (born 1964), dancer and choreographer
*[[Rosario Hernández Diéguez|Rosario '''Hernández Diéguez''']] (1916–1936), newspaper hawker and trade unionist
*[[Juan March Ordinas|Juan '''March Ordinas''']] (1880–1962), politician and businessman
*[[Francisco Mesa]], electrical engineer
*[[Ana Morales]] (born 1982), flamenco dancer and choreographer
*[[Amancio Ortega Gaona]] (born 1936), entrepreneur
*[[Pepita de Oliva]] (1830–1871), dancer
*[[Ana María Pérez del Campo]] (born 1936), lawyer, feminist
*[[Juan Pujol (alias Garbo)|Juan '''Pujol''']], alias ''Garbo'' (1912–1988), double agent who played a key role in the success of [[Normandy Landings|D-Day]] towards the end of World War II
*[[Tamara Rojo|Tamara '''Rojo''']] (born 1974), ''[[prima ballerina]]'' of the London's [[Royal Ballet, London|Royal Ballet]] (since 2000); [[Prince of Asturias Award]] of Arts laureate (2005)
*[[Aurora Rodríguez Carballeira]] (1879–1955), woman who murdered her teenage daughter, conceived as a eugenics experiment
*[[Diego Salcedo (soldier)|Diego '''Salcedo''']] (1575–1644), first Spaniard killed by [[Puerto Rico|Puerto Rican]] [[Taíno people|Taíno]]s
*[[Elbira Zipitria]] (1906–1982), Spanish-Basque educator, promoter of the Basque language