Santiago (disambiguation)

Santiago (derived from Sanctus Jacobus ( Sanct'Iaco ')) is the Spanish name of Saint James, the patron saint of Spain.

Santiago referred to geographically

  • In Argentina
  • Santiago del Estero (city), a city
  • Province of Santiago del Estero, a province
  • In Bolivia
  • Santiago ( Potosí ), a town in the Potosí Department
  • Santiago Canton, Canton in the Potosí Department
  • Santiago de Chuvica, a town in the Potosí Department
  • In Brazil
  • Santiago (Rio Grande do Sul ), a town in the region of Rio Grande do Sul
  • In Chile
  • Santiago de Chile, Chilean capital
  • Santiago province, region around Santiago de Chile
  • Santiago ( commune ), town in the province of Santiago
  • In the Dominican Republic
  • In Ecuador
  • Santiago de Guayaquil, city in Ecuador
  • In Colombia
  • Santiago de Cali, Colombia in city
  • Santiago (Norte de Santander), community in Colombia
  • Santiago ( Putumayo ), a municipality in Colombia
  • In Cuba
  • In Mexico
  • Santiago ( Baja California Sur ), place in Mexico
  • Santiago de Querétaro in Mexico City
  • In Panama
  • In Paraguay
  • Santiago (Paraguay ), town in Paraguay
  • In the Philippines
  • Santiago ( Agusan del Norte), Municipality of the Philippines
  • Santiago City (Philippines ), City in the Philippines
  • Santiago ( Ilocos Sur ), Municipality of the Philippines
  • In Portugal
  • Santiago ( Alcácer do Sal)
  • Santiago ( Armamar )
  • Santiago (Sesimbra )
  • Santiago de Besteiros
  • Santiago de Cassurrães
  • Santiago do Cacém
  • Santiago do Escoural
  • Santiago da Guarda
  • Santiago de Litém
  • Santiago de Mont Alegre
  • Santiago de Piães
  • Santiago as Riba- Ul
  • Santiago da Ribeira de Alhariz
  • Santiago ( Seia )
  • Santiago de Subarrifana
  • Santiago ( Tavira )
  • Santiago dos Velhos
  • Santiago Maior ( Alandroal )
  • Santiago Maior (Beja )
  • Santiago Maior ( Castelo de Vide )
  • Santiago Maior (Santiago)
  • In Spain
  • U.S.
  • Santiago (Iowa), city in the United States
  • Islands:
  • Santiago (Cape Verde), the main island of the Cape Verde Islands
  • Santiago, an alternative name for the island San Salvador ( Galapagos )
  • Rivers:
  • Santiago ( River ), tributary of the Amazon
  • Río Grande de Santiago, the lower reaches of the Río Lerma in Mexico
  • Celestial bodies:
  • ( 11335 ) Santiago, Asteroid

Santiago is the surname of the following persons:

  • Adalberto Santiago, Puerto Rican singer
  • Cecilia Santiago (* 1994), Mexican football player
  • Christina Santiago ( born 1981 ), American model and actress
  • Cirio H. Santiago (1936-2008), Filipino film director, producer and screenwriter
  • Claude Santiago (1950-2012), French documentary filmmaker
  • Daniel Santiago (born 1976 ), Puerto Rican basketball player
  • Eddie Santiago ( born 1955 ), salsa musicians from Puerto Rico
  • Emile Santiago (1899-1995), American costume designer
  • Enrique Santiago ( born 1939 ), Spanish violist
  • Eugenio Santiago Peyrou (1913-2005), Argentine cleric, Bishop of Comodoro Rivadavia
  • Fernando de Santiago y Díaz de Mendívil (1910-1994), Spanish military and politician
  • Hugo Norberto Santiago (born 1954 ), Argentine cleric, Bishop of Santo Tomé
  • Joey Santiago (born 1965 ), Filipino musicians
  • José de Santiago Concha (1667-1741), Governor of Chile
  • José Mauro Ramalho de Alarcón Santiago ( born 1925 ), Brazilian clergyman, Bishop Emeritus of Iguatu
  • Juan Rafael Cortés Santiago (born 1965 ), Spanish Flamenco singer, see Duquende
  • Leonardo Santiago ( b. 1983 ), Brazilian footballer
  • Marvin Santiago (1947-2004), Puerto Rican musician
  • Miriam Defensor Santiago ( born 1945 ), Filipino politician, lawyer and judge
  • Rémi Santiago ( born 1980 ), French ski jumper
  • Saundra Santiago ( born 1957 ), American actress
  • Silviano Santiago ( b. 1936 ), Brazilian writer
  • Sonia Santiago (born 1966 ), German - Spanish dancer

Santiago is the first name of the following persons:

  • Santiago Arrieta (1897-1975), Uruguayan actor
  • Santiago Bernabéu (1895-1978), Spanish football player and sports official
  • Santiago Calatrava ( born 1951 ), Spanish architect
  • Santiago Carrillo Solares (1915-2012), Spanish politician
  • Santiago Casares Quiroga (1884-1950), Spanish politician
  • Dino Santiago Corugedo Orosa (* 1991), Cuban national football team
  • Santiago Giraldo (* 1987), Colombian tennis player
  • Santiago Rebull Gordillo (1829-1902), Mexican painter
  • Santiago Ziesmer (* 1953), German actor and voice actor

Other:

  • Santiago (ship ), a caravel of the fleet of Ferdinand Magellan
  • Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, the name of the football stadium of Real Madrid, German designation Bernabeu Stadium
  • Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, name of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
  • Order of Santiago, Spanish Order
  • Torre de Santiago, landmark in Braga
  • Santiago ( radio operator language ), Rapport (radio and signal strength ), S- value (" Santiago ") for the receipt or volume of the remote station

Notes on the spelling in Portuguese

In the Old Portuguese the Holy Jacob was a Sant ' Iago as apostrophized assimilation of the "o" from Santo Iago to the following " I" of Iago. In the 18th century, the language of the (mostly illiterate ) population made ​​it an San Tiago, utter the " T" was attributed to the " Iago ". Under obedient application of the rule:

  • Santo before a vowel ( such as Santo Antão )
  • São before consonant ( for example, São Vicente)

Made the official scribe a São Tiago it. With the beginning of the 20th century Santiago established as the official spelling.

Variants: The Californian city of San Diego has the same origin as roll-call Santiago. The history of the naming but goes back to San Diego de Alcalá.

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Santiago del Estero Province Santiago (Rio Grande do Sul) Santiago Province, Chile Santiago Province (Dominican Republic) Santiago (Agusan del Norte) Santiago, Philippines Santiago (Ilocos Sur) Santiago (Tavira) Santiago Maior (Beja) Santiago (Comarca) (11335) Santiago Ruben Santiago-Hudson
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