Carlos Pellegrini
1890-1892
Juan Carlos Onganía
1966-1970
Carlos Lacoste
1981
Carlos Menem
1989-1999
Carlos Luz
1955
Carlos Solis
2004 Desperate Housewives
(prime minister) Manuel Valls (middle name Carlos)
2014-2016
(record of the year/album of the year) Carlos Santana
2000 Smooth; Supernatural
(peace) Carlos Saavedra Lamas
1936
(peace) Carlos Filipe Ximenes Belo
1996
Charles Stevens (a.k.a. Carlos)
1893-1964
Barry Norton (middle name Carlos)
1905-1956
Raul Julia (middle name Carlos)
1940-1994
Chuck Norris
1940-
Carlos Bernard
1962-
Charlie Sheen (a.k.a. Carlos)
1965-
Carlos PenaVega
1989-
(soccer) Carlos Alberto Parreira
1943-
(soccer) Carlos Alberto Torres
1944-2016
(soccer) Carlos Valderrama
1961-
(soccer) Dunga (a.k.a. Carlos)
1963-
(soccer) Roberto Carlos
1973-
(baseball) Carlos "El Caballo" Lee
1976-
(soccer) Carlos Salcido
1980-
(basketball) Juan Carlos Navarro
1980-
(soccer) Idriss Carlos Kameni
1984-
(soccer) Carlos Valdés
1985-
(soccer) Carlos Sánchez Moreno
1986-
(soccer) Carlos Bacca
1986-
(soccer) Nani (middle name Carlos)
1986-
(soccer) Carlos Carmona
1987-
(soccer) Juan Carlos Paredes
1987-
(soccer) Carlos Quintero
1987-
(soccer) Juan Carlos García
1988-2018
(soccer) Luís Neto (middle name Carlos)
1988-
(soccer) Carlos Peña
1990-
(soccer) Carlos Carbonero
1990-
(driving) Carlos Sainz, Jr.
1994-
(soccer) Carlos Gruezo
1995-
Carlos Slim
1940-
Carlos Saura
1932-2023
Carlos Gardel
1890-1935
Antônio Carlos Jobim
1927-1994
Roberto Carlos
1941-
Carlos Santana
1947-
Carlos Vives
1961-
Tego Calderón (middle name Carlos)
1972-
Carlos PenaVega
1989-
Farruko (a.k.a. Carlos)
1991-
Ozuna (middle name Carlos)
1992-
William Carlos Williams
1883-1963
Carlos Castaneda
1925-1998
Carlos Fuentes
1928-2012
Olympic Medalists:
12 bronze,
6 gold,
4 silver,
1 bronze/gold,
1 gold/bronze,
1 silver/bronze,
1 silver/gold
(gold) Juan Carlos Zabala
1932 marathon
(bronze) Carlos Borja
1936 basketball
(bronze) Carlos Roselló
1952 basketball
(bronze) Carlos González
1956 basketball
(bronze) Carlos Blixen
1956 basketball
(bronze) Carlos Domingos Massoni
1960; 1964 basketball
(bronze) Juan Domecq Fortuondo (middle name Carlos)
1972 basketball
(silver) Carlos Girón
1980 diving - springboard
(bronze) João Carlos de Oliveira
1976; 1980 triple jump
(silver/gold) Carlos Lopes
1976; 1984 10000 m; marathon
(bronze) António Leitão (middle name Carlos)
1984 5000 m
(silver) Carlos Mercenario
1992 50 km walk
(gold) Juan Carlos Holgado Romero
1992 archery - team
(gold) Juan Carlos Perez
1992 baseball
(gold) Carles Sans (a.k.a. Carlos)
1996 water polo
(bronze) Carlos Jayme
2000 swimming - 4x100 m freestyle relay
(gold) Carlos Tabares
2004 baseball
(silver) Carlos Jiménez
2008 basketball
(bronze/gold) Carlos Boozer
2004; 2008 basketball
(gold/bronze) Carlos Delfino
2004; 2008 basketball
(bronze) José Carlos Moreira
2008 4x100 m relay
(gold) Carlos Salcido
2012 football
(bronze) Carlos Oquendo
2012 cycling - BMX
(silver) Nijel Amos (middle name Carlos)
2012 800 m
(silver/bronze) Juan Carlos Navarro
2008; 2012; 2016 basketball
(bronze) Jhan Mariñez (middle name Carlos)
2020 baseball
President Carlos Prío Socarrás
1948-1952 Cuba
President Carlos P. Garcia
1957-1961 Philippines
Carlos of Bourbon-Parma
1996- Netherlands
King Carlos
1889-1908
(prime minister) João Carlos de Saldanha Oliveira e Daun
1835; 1846-1849; 1851-1856; 1870
(prime minister) Carlos Maia Pinto
1921
(prime minister) Carlos Mota Pinto
1978-1979
Carlos Santana
1998 Santana
Blessed Carlos Espinola
1564-1622
Blessed Carlos Manuel Rodríguez Santiago
1918-1963
Blessed Carlos Eraña Guruceta
?-1936
King Carlos I
1516-1556
King Carlos II the Bewitched
1665-1700
King Carlos III
1759-1788
King Carlos IV
1788-1808
King Juan Carlos I
1975-2014
Carlos Arias Navarro
1973-1976