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The following is a list of notable Argentine Americans, including both original immigrants who obtained American citizenship.

To be included in this list, the person must have a Wikipedia article showing they are Argentine American or must have references showing they are Argentine American and are notable.

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Actors and actresses

Alejandro Agresti - film director and producer
Carlos Alazraqui - actor, comedian, impressionist and voice actor
Linda Cristal - actress
India Eisley - actress
Julie Gonzalo - actress; Argentine born, American raised^[1]
Olivia Hussey - Argentine-British actress
Fernando Lamas - actor and director
Lorenzo Lamas - actor
Shayne Lamas - actress
Florencia Lozano - actress
Mía Maestro - actress
Miguel Mas - actor, writer, director
Eduardo Montes-Bradley - American writer-filmmaker
Jacqueline Obradors - American actress
Carlos Olguin-Trelawny - film director, screenwriter and digital artist
Jeff Palmer - gay pornographic actor
Jorge Porcel - comedy actor
Alejandro Rey - actor
Ignacio Serricchio - actor
Adrián Suar - Argentine Jewish former actor
Carmen Zapata - American actress

Journalists

Candela Ferro - journalist, model
Uki Goñi - journalist, author and historian
Enrique Gratas - journalist
Pablo Kleinman - journalist and entrepreneur
Andrés Oppenheimer - journalist
Jacobo Timerman - publisher, journalist, and author
Daniel Viotto - former news presenter of CNN en Español

Models

Yamila Diaz-Rahi - model
Luján Fernández - model
Veronica Gamba - model and actress
Marianela Pereyra - American model, actress, television personality
Inés Rivero - Argentine model

Musicians

Mildred Couper - prominent American composer and pianist
Duilio Dobrin - American conductor and pianist
Diego García - lead singer of the band Elefant and solo artist
Albert Hammond, Jr. - guitarist for New York rock band The Strokes
Kevin Johansen - singer, half Argentine
Julio "Jimmy" Ledezma - Argentine-born American musician
Ana Lenchantin - cellist
Paz Lenchantin - musician
Miguel Mateos - Argentine singer
Raul Midon - singer, songwriter and guitarist from New Mexico
Astor Piazzolla - tango composer
Silvia Roederer - musician
Lalo Schifrin - pianist and composer; composed theme for the Mission: Impossible television series
Bebu Silvetti - Argentine pianist, composer
Terig Tucci - composer, violinist, pianist, and mandolinist
Ezequiel Viñao - composer

Science and mathematics

Fernando Caldeiro - astronaut
Gregory Chaitin - mathematician and theoretical computer scientist
Graciela Chichilnisky - mathematical economist and an expert on climate change
Irene M. Gamba - mathematician
William Henry Hudson - Argentine-British author, naturalist and ornithologist
Veronica Prego - medical doctor
Eduardo D. Sontag - mathematics
Carlos Sueldo - physician, medical professor

Sport

Marcelo Balboa - American former soccer defender
Max Battimo - American hockey player
Ernie Buriano - retired Argentine-American footballer
Tranquilo Cappozzo - rower
Efrain Chacurian - retired Argentine-American soccer forward
Renato Corsi - retired American-Argentine footballer
Angelo DiBernardo - retired Argentine-American soccer player
Paul DiBernardo - retired Argentine-American soccer midfielder who coaches youth soccer
Héctor Echavarría - kickboxer
Bryan Gerzicich - soccer player
Bill Gramática - American football placekicker
Martin Gramatica - American football placekicker
Juan Kachmanian - professional wrestler
Pablo Mastroeni soccer player
Claudio Reyna - soccer player, half Argentine
Diana Taurasi - basketball player

Visual artists

Sebastian Spreng - visual artist

Others

Andrés Cantor - sportscaster
Gerardo L. Munck - professor, academic
Alejandro Orfila - Argentine career diplomat
Luis Palau - Christian evangelist, reverend
Alicia Partnoy - human rights activist, poet, and translator
César Pelli - architect
Richard Revesz - dean of the New York University School of Law
Nancy Sutley - leads the White House Council on Environmental Quality
Susana Torre - Argentine-born American architect, critic and educator
Bruno Vain - Hispanic radio and television sportscaster
Rodolfo Valentin - New York City hairdresser and entrepreneur
Alex Yemenidjian - Chairman of the Board and CEO of Armenco Holdings and Regal Entertainment Group LLC

References

↑ Julie Gonzalo Biography - BuddyTV

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