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josé manuel barrantes
(b. 1750)
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fernando barrantes
(b. 1750)
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vicente barrantes
Spanish poet (1829-1898), ES
(b. 1829)
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pedro barrantes
Spanish writer, ES
(b. 1863)
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alfonso barrantes lingán
Peruvian politician, PE
(b. 1927)
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jose maria barrantes
Costa Rican architect, CR
(b. 1890)
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emilio barrantes
Peruvian writer, PE
(b. 1903)
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juan manuel sánchez barrantes
sculptor from Costa Rica (1907-1990), CR
(b. 1907)
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michael barrantes
Costa Rican footballer, CR
(b. 1983)
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susan barrantes
mother of Sarah Ferguson, GB
(b. 1937)
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pablo herrera barrantes
Costa Rican footballer, CR
(b. 1987)
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hector barrantes
polo player, horse breeder, AR
(b. 1939)
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antonio gonzález-haba barrantes
(b. 1936)
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mario barrantes
Costa Rican footballer, CR
(b. 1954)
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gilberto cabanillas barrantes
(b. 1944)
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) , all over the world, is a common cognomen. The surname Barrantes is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Costa Rica, where it is a widespread surname, Peru, where it is quite a common surname, and Nicaragua. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Costa Rica, Peru, and Colombia. Very seldom, Barrantes is the forename as well as the last name.