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francisco de zamudio y avendaño
Roman Catholic bishop, ES
(b. 1570)
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fernando de avendaño
Catholic priest, PE
(b. 1577)
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diego de avendaño
Spanish Jesuit academic, ES
(b. 1594)
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francisco de avendaño
(b. 1592)
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antonio cabreros avendaño
(b. 1609)
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serafín avendaño
Spanish painter (1837-1916), ES
(b. 1837)
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joaquín avendaño
Spanish educationist (1812-1886), ES
(b. 1812)
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josé albertazzi avendaño
Costa Rican politician, writer and lawyer (1892-1967), CR
(b. 1892)
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víctor avendaño
boxer, AR
(b. 1907)
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gilberto alzate avendaño
Colombian journalist, lawyer and politician (1910-1960), CO
(b. 1910)
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josé avendaño
Chilean footballer, CL
(b. 1912)
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pedro cárdenas avendaño
Chilean politician, CL
(b. 1878)
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jaime abdul gutiérrez avendaño
Salvadoran politician (1936-2012), SV
(b. 1936)
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ernesto soto avendaño
Argentine sculptor, AR
(b. 1886)
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guillermo flores avendaño
President of Guatemala (1894-1992), GT
(b. 1894)
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, Avendano 
) , throughout the world, is a widespread last name. The cognomen Avendaño is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Colombia, where it is quite a common surname, Costa Rica, and Chile (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina.