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Brea may refer to:

Mythology

Brea (mythology), an Irish mythological god

People

Anthony José Brea Salazar, a Venezuelan professional racing cyclist
Armando Bréa, a Brazilian middle-distance runner
Benjamín Brea, a Venezuelan musician
Brea Grant, an American actress
Cirilo de Alameda y Brea O.F.M. Obs. (1781-1872), Spanish cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
Diego de Brea, Slovenian theatre director
Jennifer Brea, an American documentary filmmaker and activist
Julián Brea, Argentine professional football forward
Lesli Brea, a former Major League Baseball player
Ludovico Brea, a Renaissance painter
Luigi Bernabò Brea, Italian archaeologist
María Isabel Soldevila Brea, Dominican journalist, academician, and television presenter
Teodosio César Brea, Argentine lawyer

Places

Brea, California, United States
Brea, Cornwall, United Kingdom
Brea, Thrace, an ancient Greek colony founded by Athens
Brea de Tajo, a municipality of Madrid, in central Spain
Brea de Aragón, a municipality located in the province of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain
La Brea, Trinidad and Tobago, a town located northeast of Point Fortin and southwest of San Fernando, southern Trinidad and Tobago

Fictional characters

Aya Brea, the protagonist in the Parasite Eve video game series.

Other uses

Brea (fly), a signal fly in the Platystomatinae subfamily of flies (Diptera)

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 == Mythology ==
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 == People ==
-* [[Anthony Brea|Anthony José Brea Salazar]], a Venezuelan professional racing cyclist
+* [[Anthony José Brea Salazar]], a Venezuelan professional racing cyclist
+* [[Armando Bréa]], a Brazilian middle-distance runner
+* [[Benjamín Brea]], a Venezuelan musician
 * [[Brea Grant]], an American actress
-* [[Benjamín Brea]], a Venezuelan musician
 * [[Cirilo de Alameda y Brea]] O.F.M. Obs. (1781-1872), Spanish cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
+* [[Diego de Brea]], Slovenian theatre director
 * [[Jennifer Brea]], an American documentary filmmaker and activist
 * [[Julián Brea]], Argentine professional football forward
-* [[Lesli Brea|Lesli Guillermo Brea]], a former Major League Baseball player
+* [[Lesli Brea]], a former Major League Baseball player
 * [[Ludovico Brea]], a Renaissance painter
 * [[Luigi Bernabò Brea]], Italian archaeologist
-* [[María Isabel Soldevila|María Isabel Soldevila Brea]], Dominican journalist, academician, and television presenter
+* [[María Isabel Soldevila Brea]], Dominican journalist, academician, and television presenter
 * [[Teodosio César Brea]], Argentine lawyer
-* [[Armando Bréa]], a Brazilian middle-distance runner
-* [[Diego de Brea]], Slovenian theatre director
 == Places ==
 * [[Brea, California]], United States
 * [[Brea, Cornwall]], United Kingdom
-* [[Brea (Chalcidice)]], a town of ancient Macedonia, Greece
+* [[Brea (Thrace)|Brea, Thrace]], an ancient Greek colony founded by Athens
-* [[Brea (Thrace)]], an ancient Greek colony founded by Athens
 * [[Brea de Tajo]], a municipality of Madrid, in central Spain
 * [[Brea de Aragón]], a municipality located in the province of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain
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 ==Other uses==
-* [[Brea (fly)]], a signal fly, described by David McAlpine, 2001 in the family Platystomatidae (Diptera)
+* [[Brea (fly)]], a signal fly in the [[Platystomatinae]] subfamily of flies (Diptera)
 == See also ==