Ibarra

Ibarra stands for:

• San Miguel de Ibarra, the capital of the Ecuadorian province of Imbabura; see Ibarra
• Departamento Juan F. Ibarra, administrative unit of the Argentine province of Santiago del Estero
• Ibarra (Spain ), municipality in the province of Gipuzkoa, Basque Country

Ibarra is the surname of the following persons:

• Aníbal Ibarra (born 1958 ), Argentine Mayor
• Ascension Esquivel Ibarra (1844-1923), Costa Rican politician; President of Costa Rica
• Elizabeth Ibarra ( Elizabeth " Mimi " Ibarra ), Colombian salsa performer
• Federico Ibarra Groth ( born 1946 ), Mexican composer
• Héctor Ibarra Morales ( born 1931 ), Mexican ambassador
• José María Velasco Ibarra (1893-1979), politician and President of Ecuador
• Julio César González Ibarra (born 1972 ), Mexican boxer, see Julio González ( boxer )
• Néstor Ibarra (1938-2005), Argentine journalist and broadcaster
• Oscar H. Ibarra ( b. 1941 ), American computer scientist filipino ethnicity
• Oswaldo Javier Sanchez Ibarra (born 1973 ), Mexican football player, see Oswaldo Sánchez
• Salomón Ibarra Mayorga, lyricist of the text of 1939, the Nicaraguan national anthem " Salve a ti, Nicaragua "
• Susie Ibarra ( b. 1970 ), American musician and composer

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