Molina (surname)
Molina is a family name.
Origin and Meaning
The name means translated from Latin " mill ". Widespread he finds in the Spanish -speaking world.
Bearers of the name
A
- Adolfo Molina Orantes (1915-1980), university professor and Guatemalan Foreign Minister
- Alfio Molina ( born 1948 ), Swiss ice hockey player
- Alfred Molina ( born 1953 ), British- American actor
- Álvaro Escobar -Molina ( born 1943 ), Colombian writer
- Ángela Molina ( born 1955 ), Spanish actress
- Antonio Molina (1928-1992), Spanish flamenco singer and actor
- Antonio Muñoz Molina ( born 1956 ), Spanish writer
- Antonio Tejero Molina ( born 1932 ), Spanish officer, see Antonio Tejero
- Antonio Vilaplana Molina (1926-2010), Spanish priest and theologian, Bishop of León
- Arturo Armando Molina (* 1927), politician and military of El Salvador, President from 1972 to 1977
B
- Bengie Molina ( born 1974 ), Puerto Rican baseball player
C
- Camille Lopez -Molina, Philippine singer
- Carlos Amado Molina ( b. 1983 ), Mexican boxer
- Cristián Contreras Molina ( born 1946 ), Chilean priest, Bishop of San Felipe
E
- Eleuterio Ramirez Molina (1837-1879), Chilean military and national hero
- Enrique Molina ( author) ( 1910-1997 ), Argentine poet and painter
- Enrique Molina ( athlete ) ( born 1968 ), Spanish long-distance runner
F
- Fabian Molina ( born 1985 ), Swiss politician ( SP)
- Florencio Molina Campos (1891-1959), Argentine illustrator and painter
- Francesc Daniel Molina i Casamajó (1812-1867), Catalan architect
- Francisco de los Cobos y Molina († 1547), Spanish State Secretary
B
- Héctor García -Molina (born 1954 ), American computer scientist
I
- Ivan Molina ( born 1946 ), Colombian tennis player
J
- Jacinto Molina, birth name of Paul Naschy (1934-2009), Spanish actor
- Jason Molina, American musician
- Javier Molina (* 1990), American boxer
- Jesús Molina (* 1988), Mexican football player
- José Antonio Molina minino ( born 1960 ), Dominican conductor, pianist and composer
- José Francisco Molina (born 1970 ), Spanish footballer
- José Luis Molina Porras, Mexican football player
- José Rafael Molina Ureña (1921-2000), Dominican politician
- José María Guerrero de Arcos y Molina († 1853), Central American politicians
- Juan Molina ( cyclist ), Salvadoran cyclist
- Juan Molina ( boxer ) (born 1965 ), Puerto Rican boxer
- Juan Francisco de Molina (1810 - after 1839), Honduran politician, President 1839
- Juan Ignacio Molina (1740-1829), Chilean priest and naturalist
- Juan Manuel Molina ( born 1979 ), Spanish athlete
- Juana Molina (born 1962 ), Argentine singer-songwriter
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- Laura Molina (* 1988), Spanish badminton player
- Luis Molina ( boxer ) ( 1938-2013 ), American boxer
- Luis de Molina (1535-1600), Spanish theologian
- Luis Alfonso Márquez Molina ( b. 1936 ), Venezuelan priest, Auxiliary Bishop of Mérida
- Luis Manuel Molina ( born 1959 ), Cuban guitarist and composer
M
- Maria de Molina (~ 1265-1321 ), Queen of Castile and León
- Mario Molina (General ), Salvadoran General
- Mario Alberto Molina Palma ( b. 1948 ), Panamanian religious clergyman, Archbishop of Los Altos Quetzaltenango - Totonicapán
- Mario J. Molina ( born 1943 ), Mexican chemist, Nobel Prize winner
- Mauricio Molina ( born 1980 ), Colombian football player
- Mercedes de Jesus Molina (1828-1883), Ecuadorian missionary and mystic
- Miguel Molina ( swimmer ) ( born 1984 ), Filipino swimmers
- Miguel Molina ( racing driver ) (* 1989), Spanish racing driver
O
- Olivia Molina ( born 1946 ), German - Mexican singer
- Óscar Molina (* 1990), Mexican professional boxer
P
- Papa Molina ( born 1925 ), Dominican composer
- Pedro Molina y Sotomayor (1781-1842), Argentine politician
- Pedro José Antonio Molina Mazariegos (1777-1854), Guatemalan politician, head of state from 1929 to 1930
R
- Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina (1891-1961), Dominican politician, head of state from 1930 to 1938 and from 1942 to 1952
- Ralph Molina ( born 1943 ), American musician, drummer of the rock band Crazy Horse
- Ramón Darío Jaramillo Molina ( born 1935 ), a Colombian priest, Bishop of Neiva
- Raúl de Molina ( born 1955 ), Cuban photographer
- Roberto Molina Pasquel (1908-1977), Mexican diplomat
S
- Scott Molina ( born 1960 ), American triathlete
T
- Tirso de Molina (1571-1648), Spanish playwright
V
- Vinicio Molina, Australian party official ( Communist Party ) and trade unionists
- Yadier Molina ( b. 1982 ), Puerto Rican baseball player