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Revision as of 17:40, 24 August 2015
Marcos is a Portuguese and Spanish masculine given name of Latin origin derived from the name Marcus. Markos is the Greek equivalent.
Marcos or Markos may refer to:
Sports
- Marcos Ambrose, Australian racing driver
- Marcos Armas, Venezuela-born American baseball player
- Marcos Assunção, Brazilian football player
- Marcos Baghdatis, Cypriot tennis player and 2006 Australian Open finalist
- Marcos Carvajal, Venezuela-born American baseball player
- Marcos Daniel, Brazilian tennis player
- Marcos di Palma, Argentine racing car driver
- Marcos Evangelista de Moraes, Brazilian football player better known as Cafu
- Marcos Martinez Ucha, Spanish racing car driver
- Marcos Milinkovic, Argentine volleyball player
- Marcos Ondruska, South African tennis player
- Marcos Painter, Irish football player
- Marcos Paquetá, Brazilian football player
- Marcos Pizzelli, Brazilian-Armenian footballer
- Marcos Roberto Silveira Reis, a Brazilian goalkeeper from Palmeiras.
- Marcos Sanchez, Ecuador-born American baseball player
- Marcos Senna, Spanish-Brazilian football player
- Marcos-Antonio Serrano, Spanish cyclist
- Marcos Willman, American philanthropist
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 Pérez Jiménez, Venezuelan 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 Siega, American film and music director
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
- 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
Literature
- Marcos Denevi, Argentine writer and journalist
- Markos Giolias, Greek historian and writer
- Marcos Jiménez de la Espada, Spanish zoologist, explorer and writer
- Marcos Rey, Brazilian writer and playwright
- Markos Sklivaniotis, Greek writer and a poet
- Marcos Valério, Brazilian publicist
Business
- 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