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Marcelino dos Santos
Marcelino dos Santos (1929–2020) was a Mozambican poet and politician who helped found Frelimo and, after independence in 1975, served as planning minister and speaker of parliament.
Marcelino Freire
Marcelino Freire (Marcelino Juvêncio Freire) is a Brazilian writer of short fiction from Sertânia, Pernambuco, known for oral-inflected prose and the Jabuti-winning Contos Negreiros of 2006.
Marcelino García Toral
Marcelino García Toral, Spanish football manager born 1965 in Asturias; won Copa del Rey 2019 with Valencia and Supercopa 2021 with Athletic; Villarreal's record coach with 298 matches and 145 wins.
Marcelino McCrary-Ball
Marcelino McCrary-Ball, Jets linebacker and special teams captain, former Indiana husky safety, 49ers UDFA 2022, 241 college tackles, 31 NFL combined tackles through 2026.
Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo
Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo (1856–1912) was a Spanish scholar, critic, and historian of ideas who won a literary chair at 21 and wrote the Historia de los heterodoxos españoles.
Marcelito Pomoy
Marcelito Pomoy (born 1984), Filipino dual-voice singer, winner of Pilipinas Got Talent season 2 (2011), fourth place on America's Got Talent: The Champions (2020), known for singing both tenor and soprano parts of duets like "The Prayer".
Marcell Dareus
Marcell Dareus, born 1990, is a former NFL defensive tackle drafted third overall by the Buffalo Bills in 2011 after winning the 2009 BCS title at Alabama; 2014 All-Pro, two-time Pro Bowler, later Jacksonville Jaguars.
Marcell Jacobs
Marcell Jacobs, Lamont Marcell Jacobs, Italian sprinter born 1994 in El Paso; Tokyo 2020 Olympic 100m champion in 9.80 European record and 4x100 relay gold; 2022 world indoor 60m champion.
Marcell Ozuna
Marcell Ozuna, "The Big Bear", Dominican MLB designated hitter born 1990 in Santo Domingo; Marlins 2013-17, Cardinals 2018-19, Braves 2020-25, Pirates 2026; 3x All-Star, 304 career home runs, released by Pittsburgh in August 2026.
Marcella (TV series)
Marcella is a British noir crime drama created by Hans Rosenfeldt and Nicola Larder, starring Anna Friel as London detective Marcella Backland. It premiered on ITV in April 2016, streams on Netflix, and ran three series, moving to an undercover Belfast plot.
Marcella Alsan
Marcella Alsan is an American economist and physician who is a professor at Stanford University, known for research on racial health disparities and a 2021 MacArthur Fellowship.
Marcella Althaus-Reid
Marcella Althaus-Reid, also known as Marcella Maria Althaus-Reid, was an Argentine theologian who founded Indecent Theology, a queer liberation theology, and became the University of Edinburgh's first female divinity professor.
Marcella Bella
Marcella Bella, born in Catania in 1952, is an Italian pop singer and sister of Gianni Bella, known for 'Montagne verdi' and nine Sanremo entries.
Marcella Bonchio
Marcella Bonchio is an Italian chemist, Full Professor at the University of Padova since 2013, who leads research on polyoxometalate catalysts for artificial photosynthesis, solar fuels, and CO2 reduction.
Marcella Club
Marcella Club is a luxury private golf and residential club development near Park City, Utah, with a planned 36-hole members-only facility anchored by a Tiger Woods-designed course.
Marcella Detroit
Marcella Detroit (Marcy Levy), American singer-songwriter and guitarist from Detroit; Eric Clapton band member and co-writer of "Lay Down Sally"; Shakespears Sister co-founder behind the UK chart-topping "Stay"; later solo artist.
Marcella Frangipane
Marcella Frangipane, born in Palermo in 1948, is an Italian archaeologist and retired professor at Sapienza University of Rome who directed the Arslantepe excavations in Turkey, revealing early state formation.
Marcella Tonioli
Marcella Tonioli (born 1986, Portomaggiore, Italy) is an Italian compound archer, two-time compound mixed team world champion with Sergio Pagni (2011, 2013), 2016 World Cup Final winner, and 2025 retiree turned Italian team manager.
Marcellas Dial
Marcellas Dial Jr. (born 2000) is an NFL cornerback, Miami Dolphins No. 24; drafted 180th overall in 2024 by New England, played 17 rookie games, tore his ACL in 2025.
Marcelle Natureza
Marcelle Natureza, private zoological park in Outeiro de Rei, Lugo, Galicia, Spain, founded 2003 by Gerardo and Loli Guitián. CITES rescue center since 2023, AIZA member, about 2,000 animals of 200 species, AAP primate rescues, EEZA gazelle breeding.
Marcelle Neveu
Marcelle Neveu (Marcelle Marie Georgette Neveu, 1906-1993), French middle-distance and cross country runner of LA Clodoaldienne; 1,000 m world record 1921, three French cross country titles 1922-24, and 800 m finalist at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics.
Marcelliago
Marcelliago is the ancient name of a settlement in Gallia Aquitania, Roman Gaul, tentatively identified with the modern village of Marcilhac-sur-Célé in the Lot department, France.
Marcellin Berthelot
Marcellin Berthelot (1827–1907) was a French chemist who founded modern thermochemistry, invented the bomb calorimeter, and synthesized organic compounds in the laboratory, helping end the vital-force doctrine.
Marcellin Boule
Marcellin Boule (1861–1942) was a French paleontologist who held the chair of paleontology at Paris's natural history museum and reconstructed the first nearly complete Neanderthal skeleton, found at La Chapelle-aux-Saints in 1908.
Marcellina
Marcellina (c. 330–398) was a Roman consecrated virgin, elder sister of Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, who received the veil from Pope Liberius in St Peter's Basilica and was the dedicatee of his treatises on virginity.
Marcellinus
Marcellinus was bishop of Rome from 296 until his death in 304, the 29th pope, later accused of offering incense to Roman gods during Diocletian's persecution.
Marcello Bartalini
Marcello Bartalini, Italian road cyclist born 1962 in Empoli; Olympic gold 1984 Los Angeles 100 km team time trial with Giovannetti, Poli, Vandelli; 1985 world bronze; pro 1988-1989.
Marcello Bertinetti
Marcello Bertinetti, Italian fencer and physician from Vercelli, won four Olympic fencing medals (team sabre gold 1924, team épée gold 1928, silver 1908, bronze 1924) and captained Pro Vercelli to the 1908 Italian football title.
Marcello Conversi
Marcello Conversi (1917–1988) was an Italian experimental physicist who led the 1946–47 Rome cosmic-ray experiment showing the muon is not the Yukawa nuclear-force particle, and later directed the building of CEP, the first Italian electronic computer.
Marcello Gavio
Marcello Gavio, born 1967 in Alessandria, is an Italian executive of the Gavio family infrastructure group, vice president of ASTM, which runs about 6,200 km of motorway concessions.