Durán
Duran stands for:
- Duran (glass), a trade name for borosilicate glass
- Duran - metal, a copper -zinc alloy
Duran hot following geographical objects:
- Durán, a town in Ecuador
- Dorno ( Lombardy ), municipality in the province of Pavia in Italy ( Lombardy Duran )
- Passo Duran, a mountain pass in the southern Dolomites, Italy
Duran Duran or the surname of the following persons:
- Agustín Durán (1789-1862), Spanish literary scholar
- Antonio Durán (1924-2009), Spanish football player and coach
- Arkaitz Durán ( born 1986 ), Spanish cyclist
- Carlos Durán Cartín (1852-1924), in 1889/90 President of Costa Rica
- Cassius Duran ( b. 1979 ), Brazilian water Springer
- Diego Durán (1537-1588), Spanish historian, writer and Dominican
- Eddie Duran ( b. 1925 as Edward Lozano Duran ), American jazz guitarist
- Emile Auguste Carolus -Duran (1837-1917), French painter
- Enver Duran ( born 1945 ), Turkish physician and university rector
- Fatih Duran (* 1987), German -Turkish football player
- Fernando Torres Durán ( b. 1937 ), a Colombian priest and bishop of Chitre
- Guillermo Durán (* 1988), Argentinian tennis player
- Hilario Durán ( b. 1953 ), Canadian musician
- Iulia Cibişescu -Duran ( b. 1966 ), Romanian composer
- José Manuel Durán ( b. 1945 ), Spanish boxer
- Julián Durán ( * 19 **), Mexican football player
- Marconi Durán ( b. 1980 ), Costa Rican cyclist
- Roberto Durán ( b. 1951 ), Panamanian boxer
- Roxane Duran (* 1993), Austrian- French Young Actress
- Salvador Durán ( born 1985 ), Mexican race car driver
- Simeon ben Zemah Duran (1361-1444), Spanish theologian
- Sixto Durán - Ballén E. (* 1899), Ecuadorian Ambassador
- Tomás López Durán ( b. 1961 ), Mexican priest, Auxiliary Bishop of Puebla de los Ángeles
- Vicente Rodrigo Durán Cisneros ( born 1934 ), Ecuadorian Roman Catholic clergyman, Archbishop Emeritus of Cuenca
See also:
- Duran Duran, British music group
- Disambiguation