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List of people from Calabria

Last updated July 27, 2025

List of people from the region of Calabria :

Notable Calabrians

Achille Falcone, 16th-century composer
Achille Manfredini, 19th-century architect, engineer and active in the Art Nouveau Movement
Achille Talarico, 19th-century painter of the Neapolitan School
Acrion, Pythagorean philosopher
Ada Dondini, actress
Adele Cambria, actress, journalist and writer
Agostino Li Vecchi, member of Italian basketball team at 2000 Olympics
Antonio Aiello, singer/songwriter
Alba Florio, poet
Alcmaeon of Croton, ancient philosopher/medical theorist who pioneered anatomical dissection
Alessandro De Rose, champion cliff diver
Alessandro Longo, 19th-century composer and musicologist
Alexis, ancient comic poet
Alfonso Rendano, 19th-century pianist and composer who invented the "third pedal"
Alfredo Costanzo, Australian motor racing driver born in Calabria
Alfredo Valente (photographer), photographer, singer, painter and art collector
Aloysius Lilius, 16th-century astronomer who created the Gregorian Calendar
Amyris of Sybaris, consulted the Delphic oracle
Annalisa Insarda, film, television, theatre and voice actress
Andy Varipapa, professional bowler called "the greatest one-man bowling show on Earth"
Angelo Arciglione, international prize-winning pianist
Angelo Maria Mazzia, 19th-century artist and Knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy
Angelo Savelli, painter
Anna Barbaro, paralympic triathlete who won silver medal at the 2020 Summer Paralympics
Anna Maria Maiolino, artist
Anselmo Lorecchio, lawyer, journalist, politician, poet, writer and newspaper founder
Antonella Della Porta, film actress
Antonino Spirlì, actor, author and journalist
Antonio Cantafora, film and television actor
Antonio Diego Voci, figurative artist and sculptor
Antonio D'Oppido, champion swimmer
Antonio Fava, actor/director, comedian, musician and Maestro of Commedia dell'arte
Antonio Fuoco, motor racing driver
Antonio Maria Magro, actor, director and screenwriter
Antonio Porchia, poet
Antonio Pujía, artist and sculptor
Antonio Restelli, cyclist who competed in the 1900 Summer Olympics
Antonio Rodotà, former Director General of the European Space Agency
Antonio Serra, late 16th-century philosopher and economist
Antonio Siciliano, film editor
Antonio Strati, organizational theorist and artist
Antonio Tallura, actor and writer
Antony Carbone, film and television actor
Arignote, pythagorean philosopher
Aristomachus of Croton, ancient party leader of Croton during the Hannibalian war
Aroldo Tieri, actor
Astylos of Croton, ancient olympic athlete
Autoleon, ancient war hero
Baldassarre Squitti, teacher of law and politician
Barlaam of Seminara, 14th-century humanist Greek teacher to Petrarch and Boccaccio
Benito Carbone, football manager
Bernardino Telesio, 16th-century philosopher and first of the modern scientists
Blessed Camillus Costanzo, 16th-century Jesuit missionary and Roman Catholic martyr
Blessed Elena Aiello, founder of "Sister Minims of The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ"
Blessed Francesco Maria Greco, co-founder of "Little Workers of the Sacred Hearts"
Blessed Francesco Mottola, founder of the "Secular Institute of the Oblates of the Sacred Heart"
Blessed Gaetana Tolomeo, venerable, Servant of God and religious radio host of "Radio Maria"
Blessed Maria Candida of the Eucharist, Discalced Carmelite nun and mystic
Blessed Mariantonia Samà, known as the "Little Sister of Saint Bruno"
Bohemond I of Antioch, Prince of Taranto and Antioch
Bruno Amantea, physician and surgeon
Bruno Chimirri, equestrian who competed in the 2004 Olympic Games
Brunori Sas, singer/songwriter
Calliphon of Croton, pythagorean physician
Carlo Carlei, film director
Carlo Musitano, 17th-century priest and physician
Carmelo Zito, journalist and newspaper editor
Carmine Abate, writer and novelist
Cassiodorus, founder of the Vivarium Monastery who put together the first western bible
Cesare Berlingeri, contemporary artist
Cesare Lanza, journalist and author
Charles Atlas, bodybuilder
Cicco Simonetta, Renaissance statesman who composed a treatise on cryptography
Clearchus of Rhegium, ancient sculptor
Clinomachus, Megarian philosopher
Corrado Alvaro, writer and journalist
Cosimo Schepis, artist, sculptor and art restorer
Cristiano Caccamo, actor
Cylon of Croton, led a revolt against the Pythagoreans
Damo, Pythagorean philosopher
Daniele Lavia, member of Italian men's national volleyball team
Dario Cirisano, Winter Youth Olympic Gold winning Ice Dancer
Davi Wornel, singer-songwriter, composer and producer
Demetrio Nava, jurist, priest, polymath and historian
Democedes, ancient physician that Herodotus called "the most skillful physician of his time"
Dick Danello, singer and composer
Diego Carpitella, professor of ethnomusicology
Diognetus of Croton, ancient athlete
Domenico Berardi, youngest footballer to score 4 goals in a "Serie A" match since 1931
Domenico Caruso, writer, poet and scholar of Calabrian dialects
Domenico Siciliani, General and Deputy Governor of Cyrenaica
Domenico Spanò Bolani, historian and writer
Domingo F. Periconi, 20th-century artist
Donatella Versace, Vice-President and chief designer of Versace Group
El Presidente, musician/singer/record producer
Eleonora Bilotta, human-computer interaction researcher and author
Eleuterio Francesco Fortino, awarded Catholic priest who improved relations between the Catholic and Orthodox churches during his service
Elio Veltri, journalist and politician
Elisabetta Gregoraci, model and television personality
Elsa Serrano, fashion designer
Emilio Bulgarelli, won gold team medal in water polo at the 1948 London Olympics
Enrico Salfi, 19th-century painter of biblical/Roman subjects
Enzo Mirigliani, patron of Miss Italy beauty contest
Eratosthenes of Croton, ancient athlete
Erminio Blotta, sculptor
Ernesto Chiminello, general in World War II
Eugene De Rosa, 20th-century architect
Eugene Gaudio, cinematographer for 1916 version of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"
Eugenio Tano, 19th-century painter
Eurytus, Ancient philosopher
Fabio Mollo, film director and screenwriter
Fabio Salerno, Catholic Priest and 2nd Personal Papal Secretary to Pope Francis
Fabrizio Ruffo, cardinal and politician who led the Sanfedismo movement
Fausto Torrefranca, musicologist and critic
Felice DeMatteo, composer, arranger and bandmaster
Ferdinando di Diano, mathematician, abbot, philosopher and theologist
Ferruccio Baffa Trasci, 17th-century bishop, theologian and philosopher
Filippo De Nobili, writer and poet
Flavia Fortunato, singer, actress and television presenter
Florestano Pepe, 19th-century Italian patriot
Fortunato Arena, actor and stuntman
Francesco Acri, 19th-century philosopher and historian of philosophy
Francesco Altimari, scholar in the field of Albanology
Francesco Amico, Roman Catholic theologian, professor and chancellor
Francesco Anile, opera tenor
Francesco Antonio Santori, 19th-century writer, poet and playwright
Francesco Cilea, 19th-century opera composer
Francesco Colelli, baroque painter
Francesco Cozza, 17th-century Baroque artist
Francesco Domenico Chiarello, Knight of Vittorio Veneto who saw action in both World Wars
Francesco Fiorentino, philosopher and historiographer
Francesco Florimo, 19th-century archivist, musicologist, music historian and composer
Francesco Jacomoni, 20th-century diplomat and governor of Albania
Francesco Jerace, sculptor
Francesco Manuel Bongiorno, professional cyclist
Francesco La Monaca, painter and sculptor
Francesco Leonetti, poet, novelist and art critic
Francesco Misiano, communist politician and film producer
Francesco Panetta, champion long-distance runner
Francesco Pianeta, heavyweight boxer
Francesco Pignata, champion javelin thrower
Francesco Raffaello Santoro, painter
Francesco Reda, professional road bicycle racer
Francesco Repaci, politician, socialist and anti-fascist
Francesco Sambiasi, 16th-century Catholic missionary to China
Francesco Saverio Mergalo, 18th-century painter
Francesco Saverio Salfi, writer, politician and librettist
Francesco Smalto, fashion designer
Fran Hauser, venture capitalist, digital media executive and philanthropist
Gaetano Scorza, mathematician who inspired the theory of "Scorza varieties"
Gennaro Gattuso, footballer
Gesualdo Penna, champion senior sprinter
Giandomenico Martoretta, 16th-century Baroque composer
Gianna Maria Canale, model and actress
Gianni Amelio, film director
Gianni De Luca, comic book artist, illustrator, painter and etcher
Gianni Versace, fashion designer and founder of Versace Group
Gigi Peronace, football agent
Gioachino Greco, 17th-century champion chess player
Giacomo Marramao, philosopher and teacher
Gino Chiellino, writer, editor, translator and literary scholar
Gino Renni, actor, comedian and singer
Giorgio Campanella, professional boxer
Giorgio Miceli, opera composer
Giovanni Andrea Serrao, intellectual who supported the Parthenopaean Republic of 1799
Giovanni Angelo Criscuolo, 16th-century Renaissance painter
Giovanni Battista Palatino, 16th-century Renaissance master calligrapher whose name was given to the Palatino typeface
Giovanni Battista Zupi, 16th-century astronomer who discovered that the planet Mercury had orbital phases
Giovanni De Gennaro, Police officer and Chairman of Defense Group Leonardo
Giovanni Francesco Gemelli Careri, 17th-century adventurer and traveler
Giovanni Francesco Mormando, 15th-century architect
Giovanni Leonardo di Bona, first international chess tournament winner
Giovanni Lorenzo d'Anania, 16th-century geographer and theologian
Giovanni Luca Conforti, 16th-century composer and prominent falsetto singer
Giovanni Nicotera, 19th-century Italian patriot and politician
Giovanni Parisi, gold medal winning boxer at the 1988 Seoul Olympics
Giovanni Tocci, professional diver
Giovanni Valentino Gentile, 16th-century humanist and non-Trinitarian
Giovanni Vincenzo Gravina, 17th-century author, academic and jurist
Girolamo de Rada, 19th-century writer of Italo-Albanian literature
Giulio Variboba, 18th-century poet and priest
Giuseppe Albanese, classical pianist
Giuseppe Antonio Sorbilli, sculptor
Giuseppe Bardari, writer
Giuseppe Ciro, racing driver
Giuseppe Coniglio, poet
Giuseppe Faraca, won young rider classification in the 1981 Giro d'Italia
Giuseppe Filianoti, lyric tenor
Giuseppe Lagrotteria, weightlifter who competed at the 1984 Summer Olympics
Giuseppe Leuzzi, journalist, essayist, writer and author
Giuseppe Lo Schiavo, visual artist
Giuseppe Musolino, outlaw/folk hero
Giuseppe Novelli, geneticist
Giuseppe Petitto, award-winning film director
Giuseppe Sensi, cardinal and Vatican diplomat
Giuseppe Vincenzo Ciaccio, anatomist whose name is associated with lacrimal glands called "Ciaccio's glands"
Giuseppina Macrì, won bronze medal at the 2001 World Judo Championships in Munich
Giusy Versace, paralympic athlete and television presenter
Glycon of Croton, ancient athlete
Goffredo Zehender, Racing Driver
Gregorio Carafa, Prince and Grand Master of the Order of Malta
Gregorio Preti, 17th-century Baroque artist and brother of Mattia Preti
Gregorio Scalise, Poet and Dramatist
Guglielmo Pepe, 19th-century general and patriot
Guglielmo Verdirame, member of the House of Lords, King's Counsel, and professor of law at King's College London
Guglielmo Sirleto, 16th-century cardinal and scholar
Guido Daniele, internationally renowned body painting artist
Henry Aristippus, religious scholar and writer in Norman Kingdom of Sicily
Hippostratus of Croton, ancient athlete
Ibycus, ancient lyric poet
Isabela de Rosis, religious sister and congregation founder
Isomachus of Croton, ancient athlete
Janus Parrhasius, 16th-century humanist who founded the Cosentian Academy in 1511
Jimi Bertucci, singer, songwriter, musician and composer
Joachim of Fiore, 12th-century mystic and theologian
John Italus, 11th-century Byzantine philosopher
John XVI, 10th-century antipope
Jone Salinas, film actress
Karmel Kandreva, writer and poet
Leonardo Vinci, 18th-century composer
Leonida Rèpaci, writer, poet, playwright and political activist
Leonzio Pilato, 14th-century humanist and Western Europe's first Professor of Greek
Leopoldo Trieste, actor, film director and script writer
Linda Lanzillotta, member of Italy-USA Foundation and founder/President of GLOCUS Think Tank
Loredana Bertè, singer
Lorenzo Calafiore, champion wrestler
Louiselle, singer
Luciano Rispoli, television/radio writer and presenter
Lucio Parrillo, fantasy artist
Luigi Miceli, 19th-century Italian patriot, politician and military figure
Luigi Ruffo-Scilla, Catholic Cardinal and Archbishop of Naples
Luigi Tripepi, Catholic Cardinal and poet
Lycinus of Croton, ancient athlete
Mac Cara, American baseball player
Manuela Zoccali, astronomer
Marcello Fonte, actor
Marcello Guido, deconstructivist architect
Marco Aurelio Severino, surgeon, anatomist and author
Marco Cardisco, 16th-century Renaissance artist
Maria Antonia Braile, writer who was the first Albanian woman to ever publish literature in Albanian
Maria Latella, multimedia journalist, columnist, TV anchor woman and interviewer
Maria Perrotta, classical pianist
Maria Perrusi, Miss Italia 2009
Maria Voce, lawyer and former President of the Focolare Movement
Mariangela Perrupato, synchronized swimmer
Marina Ripa di Meana, actress, director, writer, stylist, activist and TV personality
Mario Alicata, Italian Partisan, literary critic and politician
Mario Tricoci, hairstylist-entrepreneur
Marion A. Trozzolo, inventor of the Teflon coated frying pan
Massimiliano Mondello, professional table tennis player who competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Matilde Ciccia, actress and professional ice dancer
Mattia Preti, 17th-century Baroque artist
Maurizio Leone, champion long-distance runner
Mauro Fiore, Academy Award Winning Cinematographer for the movie "Avatar"
Melinno, ancient lyric poet
Mia Martini, singer
Michelangelo Falvetti, 17th-century Baroque composer
Michelangelo La Neve, comics writer and screenwriter
Michele D’Oppido, professional swimmer
Michele Guerrisi, artist and writer
Michele Morrone, actor, model, singer and fashion designer
Michele Pane, 19th–20th-century symbolist poet and journalist
Milo of Croton, ancient olympic athlete
Mimmo Calopresti, film director, screenwriter, producer and actor
Mimmo Candito, Italian war correspondent
Mimmo Rotella, 20th-century poet and contemporary artist who invented the Decollage
Mino Reitano, singer-songwriter and actor
Natuzza Evolo, Catholic mystic and Servant of God
Nazzareno Natale, Actor
Niccolò Lapiccola, 18th-century artist
Nicholas Musuraca, cinematographer and pioneer of film noir
Nicholas of Crotone, 13th-century bilingual bishop known for his role in the reconciliation of the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches
Nick Mancuso, actor of stage and screen
Nick Nostro, film director
Nicola Antonio Manfroce, 19th-century composer
Nicola Calipari, military intelligence officer
Nicola Squitti, Italian senator and diplomat
Nik Spatari, painter, sculptor and architect
Ninetto Davoli, actor
Nossis, ancient epigrammist and poet
Nuccio Ordine, literary critic and professor of Italian literature
Nuccio Schepis, artist, sculptor and art restorer
Occhiali, 16th-century Ottoman admiral
Ofelia Giudicissi Curci, poet and archeologist
Orfeo Reda, painter and artist
Oreste Moricca, gold medal winning fencer at the 1924 Paris Olympics
Osvaldo Paladini, distinguished admiral
Otello Profazio, folk singer-songwriter and author
Paolo Antonio Foscarini, 16th-century scientist who wrote about the mobility of the earth
Paolo Serrao, teacher of musical theory and composition
Pasquale Anselmo, actor and voice actor
Pasquale Carpino, celebrity chef
Pasquale Galluppi, 19th-century philosopher
Paul Néri, professional cyclist
Peppino Mazzotta, actor
Peter Carravetta, philosopher, poet, literary theorist and translator
Phayllos of Croton, ancient athlete who outfitted and commanded a ship at the Battle of Salamis
Philippus of Croton, ancient olympic athlete and war hero
Philistion of Locri, ancient physician and writer on medicine
Philolaus, pythagorean and presocratic philosopher
Phintys, pythagorean philosopher
Pier Francesco Pingitore, director, screenwriter, playwright and author
Pierpaolo Parisio, Cardinal who was one of the Presidents of the Council of Trent at its first session in 1542
Pietro Campana, engraver
Pietro Delle Piane, actor and TV personality
Pietro Negroni, 16th-century Renaissance artist
Pietro Paolo Bombino, 16th-century Italian Jesuit, orator, theologian, historian and 1st biographer of Edmund Campion
Pino Arlacchi, sociologist and politician
Polissena Ruffo, Princess and first wife to Francesco Sforza
Pope Anterus, 3rd-century pope and saint
Pope Dionysius, 3rd-century pope and saint
Pope John VII, 8th-century pope
Pope Telesphorus, 2nd-century pope and saint
Pope Zachary, 8th-century pope and saint
Pope Zosimus, 5th-century pope and saint
Proclus of Rhegium, ancient physician
Quintus Laronius, Roman military officer and Senator
Quinzio Bongiovanni, scholar of philosophy
Raf Vallone, actor and international film star
Raffaele Conflenti, aeronautical engineer and aircraft designer
Raffaele Piria, 19th-century chemist who discovered the major component of Aspirin
Regina Catrambone, philanthropist and co-founder of Migrant Offshore Aid Station
Renato Dulbecco, Nobel Prize winning virologist
Renato Turano, politician/businessman and founder of Turano Baking Company
Rhys Coiro, film, television and stage actor
Riccardo Pizzuti, actor and stuntman
Rino Barillari, King of Paparazzi
Rino Gaetano, singer-songwriter
Roberto Russo, pianist and composer
Roberto Sgambelluri, professional racing cyclist
Rocco B. Commisso, founder of Mediacom Communications Corporation
Rocco Granata, singer-songwriter who wrote the hit song "Marina"
Rocco Jemma, professor of Pediatric Medicine
Rocco Pantaleo, restauranteur, businessman and philanthropist
Rocco Verduci, 19th-century Italian revolutionary and martyr of the 1847 Two Sicilies Insurrection
Rocky Gattellari, professional boxer and businessman
Roger II of Sicily, Duke of Apulia and Calabria and 1st King of Sicily
Rosalba Forciniti, won bronze medal in Judo at the 2012 London Olympics
Rosario Rubbettino, founded publishing house Rubbettino Editore
Rosella Postorino, award winning author
Rubens Santoro, painter
Saint Alexander of Constantinople, Bishop of Byzantium and 1st Archbishop of Constantinople
Saint Bartholomew the Younger, 970–1055, abbot of Grottaferrata
Saint Fantinus, 927–1000
Saint Francis of Paola, 1416–1507, patron saint of Calabria
Saint Gaetano Catanoso, 1879–1963
Saint Gregor von Burtscheid, 940–999
Saint Himerius of Cremona, Bishop – died 560
Saint Humilis of Bisignano, 1582–1637
Saint Luca Antonio Falcone, 1669–1739
Saint Nicodemus of Mammola, 900–990
Saint Nicola Saggio, born 1650 Longobardi – died 1709 Rome
Saint Nilo of Rossano, 910–1005, founded the monastery of Grottaferrata
Salvatore Albano, sculptor
Salvatore Frega, composer of cultured contemporary and experimental music
Salvatore Petruolo, painter
Salvatore Pisani, sculptor
Salvatore Settis, archeologist and art historian
Sandra Savaglio, award-winning astrophysicist and author
Santi Paladino, journalist, politician and writer
Santo Versace, President and Co-CEO of Versace Group
Sergio Cammariere, jazz singer-songwriter
Sergio Laganà, professional road cyclist
Sergio Pastore, film director and screenwriter
Silvio Vigliaturo, glassfusion maestro
Simon of Bisignano, teacher of canon law
Simone Borrelli, actor, director, singer-songwriter and musician
Simone Rosalba, volleyball player and member of the 1998 world championship Gold Medal Team
Stefano De Sando, actor and voice actor
Stefano Mancuso, Botanist, Director of Intl Lab of Plant Neurobiology and Editor of Plant Signalling and Behaviour Journal
Stefano Patrizi, jurist and scholar
Stefano Rodotà, jurist, politician, academic and author
Stesichorus, ancient lyric poet
Steve Conte, actor
Tatiana Trouvé, contemporary visual artist and sculptor
Teresa Macrì, art critic, curator and writer
Theagenes of Rhegium, ancient literary critic
Timaeus of Locri, pythagorean philosopher
Tisicrates of Croton, ancient athlete
Tito Arecchi, physicist who contributed to laser physics and quantum optics
Tito Minniti, Italian Royal Air Force Hero of World War 2
Tobia Giuseppe Loriga, Italian and IBF International Light Middleweight Boxing Champion
Tommaso Campanella, 16th-century Renaissance philosopher, theologian, astrologer and poet
Tommaso Martini, late-Baroque painter
Tony Condello, professional wrestler and promoter
Tony Gaudio, Academy Award Winning Cinematographer for the movie "Anthony Adverse"
Tony Nardi, actor, playwright, director and producer
Tony Parisi, former WWWF and WWF wrestling champion
Umberto Boccioni, 20th-century futurist, painter and sculptor
Vincent Canadé, 20th-century artist
Vincenza Petrilli, paralympic archer who won silver medal at 2020 Summer Paralympics
Vincenzo Caglioti, chemist and academician
Vincenzo Chimirri, equestrian who competed in the 2004 Olympic Games
Vincenzo Di Benedetto, classical philologist
Vincenzo Dorsa, Arbëresh scholar, writer and translator
Vincenzo Florio Sr., entrepreneur and politician
Vincenzo Fondacaro, sailor, navy captain and merchant officer
Vincenzo Iaquinta, footballer
Vincenzo Lauro, Papal diplomat, Bishop and Cardinal
Vincenzo Milione, painter
Vincenzo Musolino, actor, director, producer and screenwriter
Vincenzo Scaramuzza, international pianist and music teacher
Vincenzo Talarico, screenwriter and film actor
Vincenzo Valente, composer and writer
Vittoria Belvedere, film and television actress
Zaleucus, devised the Western world's first code of law

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