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Marcos is a Spanish and Portuguese masculine given name of Latin origin derived from the name Marcus. Markos is the Greek equivalent, while Marco is the Italian equivalent.

Marcos or Markos may refer to:

Sports

Marcos Acuña, Argentine footballer
Marcos Aguirre, Argentine footballer
Marcos Ambrose, Australian racing driver
Marcos Angeleri, Argentine footballer
Marcos Armas, Venezuela-born American baseball player
Marcos Assunção, Brazilian football player
Marcos Aurellio, Argentine footballer
Marcos Ayerza, Argentine rugby union player
Marcos Baghdatis, Cypriot tennis player and 2006 Australian Open finalist
Marcos Calderón, Peruvian footballer and manager
Marcos Carvajal, Venezuela-born American baseball player
Marcos Couch, Argentine mountain climber
Marcos Croce, Argentine footballer
Marcos Daniel, Brazilian tennis player
Marcos Delía, Argentine basketball player
Marcos Díaz (footballer), Argentine goalkeeper
Marcos Evangelista de Moraes, Brazilian football player better known as Cafu
Marcos Giron, American tennis player
Marcos Kremer, Argentine rugby union player
Marcos Ledesma, Argentine footballer
Marcos Llorente, Spanish football player
Marcos Martinez Ucha, Spanish racing car driver
Marcos Maidana, Argentine boxer
Marcos Milinkovic, Argentine volleyball player
Marcos Moneta, Argentine rugby union player
Marcos Ondruska, South African tennis player
Marcos Painter, Irish football player
Marcos Paquetá, Brazilian football player
Marcos Peano, Argentine footballer
Marcos Pinto, Argentine footballer
Marcos Pizzelli, Brazilian-Armenian footballer
Marcos Riquelme, Argentine footballer
Marcos Rojo, Argentine footballer
Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis, a Brazilian goalkeeper from Palmeiras
Marcos Senesi, Argentine footballer
Marcos Senna, Spanish-Brazilian football player
Marcos-Antonio Serrano, Spanish cyclist

Radio

Marcos A. Rodriguez, Cuban-American businessman

Politics

Markos Drakos (EOKA fighter), Cypriot guerrilla fighter
Marcos Kyprianou, Cypriot lawyer and politician
Marcos Morínigo, Paraguayan politician and former president
Markos Natsinas, Greek politician
Marcos Paz, Argentine politician
Marcos Pérez Jiménez, Venezuelan politician
Marcos Peña, Argentine politician
Markos Vafiadis, leading cadre of the Communist Party of Greece

Military

Markos Botsaris, Greek military leader
Markos Drakos (general), Greek army general

Television and film

Marcos Ferraez, American actor
Marcos Mundstock, Argentine actor and musician
Marcos A. Rodriguez, American Media and Film Executive
Marcos Siega, American film and music director
Marcos Zucker, Argentine actor

Music

Marcos Curiel, American guitarist and a member of P.O.D.
Marcos Hernandez (singer), American pop singer
Marcos Mundstock, Argentine classic musician
Marcos Portugal, Portuguese classical composer
Marcos Suzano, Brazilian percussionist
Marcos Valle, Brazilian singer, songwriter and record producer
Markos Vamvakaris, Greek songwriter and musician
Marcos Witt, American pastor and musician

Christianity

St. Mark (Μαρκος) the Evangelist, writer of the Gospel of Mark and later first Bishop of Alexandria
Mark of Lisbon (Marcos da Silva), Portuguese Franciscan friar and historian
Marcos de Niza, Spanish Franciscan friar
Marcos de Torres y Rueda, Spanish bishop of Yucatán and viceroy of New Spain
Markus Barth (1915–1994), Swiss Theologian - son of Karl

Literature

Marcos Aguinis, Argentine writer
Marcos Jiménez de la Espada, Spanish zoologist, explorer and writer
Marcos Rey, Brazilian writer and playwright
Marcos Sastre, Argentine writer
Markos Sklivaniotis, Greek writer and a poet
Marcos Valério, Brazilian publicist

Business

Marcos Galperin, Argentine businessman
Marcos Prado Troyjo, Brazilian businessman

Other

Markos Mamalakis, Greek economist
Marcos Moshinsky, Mexican physicist
Marcus Musurus, Greek scholar and philosopher
Marcos Pontes, Brazilian astronaut
Marcos Restrepo, Ecuatorian painter

Other uses

Marcos Alonso (disambiguation)
Marcos Antunes Trigueiro (born 1978), former Brazilian driver

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-'''Marcos''' is a male given name, the Spanish and Portuguese form of [[Mark (given name)|Mark]]. Markos in Greek. Marcos may refer to:
+'''Marcos''' is a [[Spanish language|Spanish]] and [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] masculine given name of [[Latin]] origin derived from the name [[Marcus (name)|Marcus]]. '''Markos''' is the [[Greek language|Greek]] equivalent, while '''Marco''' is the [[Italian language|Italian]] equivalent.
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+Marcos or Markos may refer to:
+{{TOC right}}
 ==Sports==
+* [[Marcos Acuña]], Argentine footballer
+* [[Marcos Aguirre]], Argentine footballer
 * [[Marcos Ambrose]], Australian racing driver
+* [[Marcos Angeleri]], Argentine footballer
 * [[Marcos Armas]], Venezuela-born American baseball player
 * [[Marcos Assunção]], Brazilian football player
+* [[Marcos Aurellio]], Argentine footballer
+* [[Marcos Ayerza]], Argentine rugby union player
 * [[Marcos Baghdatis]], Cypriot tennis player and 2006 Australian Open finalist
+* [[Marcos Calderón]], Peruvian footballer and manager
 * [[Marcos Carvajal]], Venezuela-born American baseball player
+* [[Marcos Couch]], Argentine mountain climber
+* [[Marcos Croce]], Argentine footballer
 * [[Marcos Daniel]], Brazilian tennis player
-* [[Marcos di Palma]], Argentine racing car driver
+* [[Marcos Delía]], Argentine basketball player
+* [[Marcos Díaz (footballer)]], Argentine goalkeeper
 * [[Marcos Evangelista de Moraes]], Brazilian football player better known as Cafu
+* [[Marcos Giron]], American tennis player
+* [[Marcos Kremer]], Argentine rugby union player
+* [[Marcos Ledesma]], Argentine footballer
+* [[Marcos Llorente]], Spanish football player
 * [[Marcos Martinez Ucha]], Spanish racing car driver
+* [[Marcos Maidana]], Argentine boxer
 * [[Marcos Milinkovic]], Argentine volleyball player
+* [[Marcos Moneta]], Argentine rugby union player
 * [[Marcos Ondruska]], South African tennis player
 * [[Marcos Painter]], Irish football player
 * [[Marcos Paquetá]], Brazilian football player
+* [[Marcos Peano]], Argentine footballer
+* [[Marcos Pinto]], Argentine footballer
 * [[Marcos Pizzelli]], Brazilian-Armenian footballer
-* [[Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis]], a Brazilian goalkeeper from Palmeiras.
+* [[Marcos Riquelme]], Argentine footballer
-* [[Marcos Sanchez]], Ecuador-born American baseball player
+* [[Marcos Rojo]], Argentine footballer
+* [[Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis]], a Brazilian goalkeeper from Palmeiras
+* [[Marcos Senesi]], Argentine footballer
 * [[Marcos Senna]], Spanish-Brazilian football player
 * [[Marcos-Antonio Serrano]], Spanish cyclist
-* [[Marcos Willman]], American [[philanthropist]]
 ==Radio==
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 ==Politics==
-* [[Markos Drakos]], Cypriot guerrilla fighter
+* [[Markos Drakos (EOKA fighter)]], Cypriot guerrilla fighter
 * [[Marcos Kyprianou]], Cypriot lawyer and politician
 * [[Marcos Morínigo]], Paraguayan politician and former president
 * [[Markos Natsinas]], Greek politician
+* [[Marcos Paz]], Argentine politician
 * [[Marcos Pérez Jiménez]], Venezuelan politician
+* [[Marcos Peña]], Argentine politician
 * [[Markos Vafiadis]], leading cadre of the Communist Party of Greece
 ==Military==
 * [[Markos Botsaris]], Greek military leader
+* [[Markos Drakos (general)]], Greek army general
 ==Television and film==
 * [[Marcos Ferraez]], American actor
+* [[Marcos Mundstock]], Argentine actor and musician
+* [[Marcos A. Rodriguez]], American Media and Film Executive
 * [[Marcos Siega]], American film and music director
+* [[Marcos Zucker]], Argentine actor
 ==Music==
 * [[Marcos Curiel]], American guitarist and a member of ''[[P.O.D.]]''
-* [[Marcos Escoriza]], lead vocalist of the punk rock band ''No Children''
 * [[Marcos Hernandez (singer)]], American pop singer
 * [[Marcos Mundstock]], Argentine classic musician
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 ==Christianity==
+* [[Mark the Evangelist|St. Mark (Μαρκος) the Evangelist]], writer of the Gospel of Mark and later first Bishop of Alexandria
 * [[Mark of Lisbon]] (Marcos da Silva), Portuguese Franciscan friar and historian
 * [[Marcos de Niza]], Spanish Franciscan friar
 * [[Marcos de Torres y Rueda]], Spanish bishop of Yucatán and viceroy of New Spain
+* [[Markus Barth]] (1915–1994), Swiss Theologian - son of Karl
 ==Literature==
-* [[Marcos Denevi]], Argentine writer and journalist
+* [[Marcos Aguinis]], Argentine writer
-* [[Markos Giolias]], Greek historian and writer
 * [[Marcos Jiménez de la Espada]], Spanish zoologist, explorer and writer
 * [[Marcos Rey]], Brazilian writer and playwright
+* [[Marcos Sastre]], Argentine writer
 * [[Markos Sklivaniotis]], Greek writer and a poet
 * [[Marcos Valério]], Brazilian publicist
 ==Business==
+* [[Marcos Galperin]], Argentine businessman
 * [[Marcos Prado Troyjo]], Brazilian businessman
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 * [[Marcos Pontes]], Brazilian astronaut
 * [[Marcos Restrepo]], Ecuatorian painter
+==Other uses==
+* [[Marcos Alonso (disambiguation)]]
+* [[Marcos Antunes Trigueiro]] (born 1978), former Brazilian driver
 ==See also==
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 * [[Marcus (name)]]
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 [[Category:Greek masculine given names]]
 [[Category:Spanish masculine given names]]
+[[Category:Masculine given names]]
 [[Category:Portuguese masculine given names]]
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