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Furtado is a surname of Portuguese origin common in Portugal and Brazil. This last name is also found in Goa, India where the Portuguese colonized in the 15th century. It may refer to:

Abraham Furtado (1756-1817), French Sephardi Jew
Aline Furtado (born 1995), Brazilian rugby union player
Alvaro de Loyola Furtado (1914-1981), Indian medical doctor
Andy Furtado (born 1980), Costa Rican footballer
Anna Furtado (born 1947), American lesbian writer
Antonio Luz Furtado (born 1934), Brazilian computer scientist
Arlindo Gomes Furtado (born 1949), Cape Verdean bishop
Avertano Furtado (born 1966), Indian politician
C. L. Furtado, Indian Christian theologian
Caetano Xavier Furtado (1897–1980), Goan born botanist
Catarina Furtado (born 1972), Portuguese television presenter
Cécile Furtado-Heine (1821-1896), French philanthropist
Celso Furtado (1920–2004), influential Brazilian economist
Damien Furtado (born 1997), French-Angolan footballer
Dário Furtado (born 1979), Cape Verdean footballer
Dolores Furtado (born 1938), American politician
Farrel Furtado (born 1961), Indian politician
Flávio Furtado (born 1978), Cape Verdean boxer
Francisco Furtado (1917-??), Brazilian rower
Francisco José Furtado (1818-1870), Brazilian politician
Francisco Xavier de Mendonça Furtado (1701-1769), Portuguese soldier and Secretary of State, Governor of Brazil
Franklim Furtado (born 1987), Bissau-Guinean basketball player
Frederick Furtado (born 1956), Tanzanian field hockey player
Gabriel Furtado (born 1999), Brazilian footballer
Gustavo Furtado (born 2001), Brazilian footballer
Ivana Maria Furtado (born 1999), Indian chess player
Joaquim Furtado (born 1948), Portuguese journalist
Jorge Furtado (born 1959), Brazilian film writer and director
José Emilio Furtado (born 1983), Cape Verdean footballer
Joseph Furtado (1872-1947), Indian poet
Juli Furtado (born 1967), US mountain biker
Júnia Ferreira Furtado (born 1960), Brazilian historian
Mario de Loyola Furtado (1913-1946), Indian journalist
Nelly Furtado (born 1978), Canadian singer-songwriter
Nicolás Furtado (born 1988), Uruguayan actor
Pablo Furtado (born 2004), Uruguayan footballer
Rafael Furtado (born 1999), Brazilian footballer
S. R. Furtado (1912-1995), Indian religious leader
Steve Furtado (born 1994), French-African footballer
Teresa Furtado (1845-1877), English actress
Tony Furtado (born 1967), US Folk/Americana banjoist, slide guitarist singer/songwriter
Willis Furtado (born 1997), French-African footballer

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-'''Furtado''' is a [[surname]] of [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] origin common in [[Portugal]] and [[Brazil]]. It may refer to:
+'''Furtado''' is a [[surname]] of [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] origin common in [[Portugal]] and [[Brazil]].
+This last name is also found in Goa, India where the Portuguese colonized in the 15th century.
-*[[Celso Furtado]] (1920-2004), influential Brazilian economist
+It may refer to:
-*[[Franklim Furtado]], Bissau-Guinean basketball player
-*[[Jorge Furtado]], a Brazilian film writer and director
-*[[José Emilio Furtado]] (born 1983), a Cape Verdean footballer
+*[[Abraham Furtado]] (1756-1817), French Sephardi Jew
-*[[Juli Furtado]] (born 1967), American mountain biker
+*[[Aline Furtado]] (born 1995), Brazilian rugby union player
-*[[Nelly Furtado]] (born 1978), a Canadian Pop/R&B/folk singer-songwriter
+*[[Alvaro de Loyola Furtado]] (1914-1981), Indian medical doctor
-*[[Nicolás Furtado]] (born 1988), a Uruguayan actor
+*[[Andy Furtado]] (born 1980), Costa Rican footballer
-*[[Tony Furtado]] (born 1967), an American Folk/Americana banjoist, slide guitarist singer/songwriter
+*[[Anna Furtado]] (born 1947), American lesbian writer
+*[[Antonio Luz Furtado]] (born 1934), Brazilian computer scientist
+*[[Arlindo Gomes Furtado]] (born 1949), Cape Verdean bishop
+*[[Avertano Furtado]] (born 1966), Indian politician
+*[[C. L. Furtado]], Indian Christian theologian
+*[[Caetano Xavier Furtado]] (1897–1980), Goan born botanist
+*[[Catarina Furtado]] (born 1972), Portuguese television presenter
+*[[Cécile Furtado-Heine]] (1821-1896), French philanthropist
+*[[Celso Furtado]] (1920–2004), influential Brazilian economist
+*[[Damien Furtado]] (born 1997), French-Angolan footballer
+*[[Dário Furtado]] (born 1979), Cape Verdean footballer
+*[[Dolores Furtado]] (born 1938), American politician
+*[[Farrel Furtado]] (born 1961), Indian politician
+*[[Flávio Furtado]] (born 1978), Cape Verdean boxer
+*[[Francisco Furtado]] (1917-??), Brazilian rower
+*[[Francisco José Furtado]] (1818-1870), Brazilian politician
+*[[Francisco Xavier de Mendonça Furtado]] (1701-1769), Portuguese soldier and Secretary of State, Governor of Brazil
+*[[Franklim Furtado]] (born 1987), Bissau-Guinean basketball player
+*[[Frederick Furtado]] (born 1956), Tanzanian field hockey player
+*[[Gabriel Furtado]] (born 1999), Brazilian footballer
+*[[Gustavo Furtado]] (born 2001), Brazilian footballer
+*[[Ivana Maria Furtado]] (born 1999), Indian chess player
+*[[Joaquim Furtado]] (born 1948), Portuguese journalist
+*[[Jorge Furtado]] (born 1959), Brazilian film writer and director
+*[[José Emilio Furtado]] (born 1983), Cape Verdean footballer
+*[[Joseph Furtado]] (1872-1947), Indian poet
+*[[Juli Furtado]] (born 1967), US mountain biker
+*[[Júnia Ferreira Furtado]] (born 1960), Brazilian historian
+*[[Mario de Loyola Furtado]] (1913-1946), Indian journalist
+*[[Nelly Furtado]] (born 1978), Canadian singer-songwriter
+*[[Nicolás Furtado]] (born 1988), Uruguayan actor
+*[[Pablo Furtado]] (born 2004), Uruguayan footballer
+*[[Rafael Furtado]] (born 1999), Brazilian footballer
+*[[S. R. Furtado]] (1912-1995), Indian religious leader
+*[[Steve Furtado]] (born 1994), French-African footballer
+*[[Teresa Furtado]] (1845-1877), English actress
+*[[Tony Furtado]] (born 1967), US Folk/Americana banjoist, slide guitarist singer/songwriter
+*[[Willis Furtado]] (born 1997), French-African footballer
 ==See also==