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Sergio Mattarella
Sergio Mattarella (born Palermo, 1941) is an Italian jurist and Christian Democrat politician, twelfth President of the Republic (elected 31 January 2015, re-elected 29 January 2022), former Constitutional Court judge and Defence minister.
Sérgio Mendes
Sérgio Mendes (Sérgio Santos Mendes, 1941–2024), Brazilian pianist and arranger from Niterói; leader of Brasil '66 whose "Mas Que Nada" was the first all-Portuguese US top-5 hit; 35+ albums, 1992 Grammy, 2012 Oscar nomination.
Sergio Mendonça
Sergio Mendonca (Sérgio de Mendonça Siqueira Filho, born 2004) is a Brazilian centre-forward, 1.91 m, who played for Botafogo U20, Maricá, Young Lions (8 goals in 19 games), and joined Isen Mulang FC in Indonesia's Super League in August 2026.
Sergio Mestre (footballer)
Sergio Mestre Sánchez (born 2005, Boadilla del Monte) is a Spanish goalkeeper; Atlético youth 2012–2024, Spain U17, joined Real Madrid C free agent 2024, Castilla first choice from 2026.
Sergio Moreno (molecular biologist)
Sergio Moreno Pérez, born 1960, is a Spanish molecular biologist and CSIC research professor who leads the IBFG in Salamanca, known for cell-cycle regulation studies with Paul Nurse.
Sergio Moro
Sergio Fernando Moro (born 1972, Maringá) is a Brazilian senator for Paraná, former Lava Jato (Car Wash) judge who convicted Lula in 2017, and Bolsonaro's justice minister 2019-2020; the STF ruled him partial in 2021.
Sergio Muñoz
Sergio Muñoz, Jr. is a Democratic member of the Texas House of Representatives from District 36, covering parts of Hidalgo County, first elected in 2010 and serving since 2011.
Sergio O. Valenzuela
Sergio O. Valenzuela is an experimental physicist working on spintronics, quantum transport, and thermoelectricity, leading the Physics and Engineering of Nanodevices group at ICN2 in Barcelona since 2008.
Sergio Oliva
Sergio Oliva, nicknamed "The Myth," was a Cuban-American professional bodybuilder who won three consecutive Mr. Olympia titles and handed Arnold Schwarzenegger his only Olympia defeat in 1969.
Sérgio Oliveira
Sérgio Oliveira (Sérgio Miguel Relvas de Oliveira, born 1992, Paços de Brandão) is a Portuguese central midfielder, FC Porto academy product and captain, 13-cap Portugal international, later of Roma, Galatasaray, Olympiacos, and Sport Recife.
Sergio Osmeña
Sergio Osmeña, also known as Sergio Osmeña Sr., was a Filipino statesman, first Speaker of the Philippine Assembly, and second president of the Philippine Commonwealth from 1944 to 1946.
Sergio Ottolenghi
Sergio Ottolenghi is an Italian molecular geneticist who showed in the 1970s that thalassemia results from globin gene deletions, and later studied the transcription factor Sox2 at the University of Milano-Bicocca.
Sergio Pablos
Sergio Pablos, Spanish animator, director, and screenwriter; founder of The SPA Studios in Madrid; Disney supervising animator (Tarzan, Treasure Planet), creator of Despicable Me's story, and writer-director of Netflix's first original animated feature Klaus.
Sergio Pedrerol
Sergio Pedrerol (Sergi Pedrerol Cavallé), Spanish water polo player born 1969 in Molins de Rei; Olympic gold 1996 and silver 1992 with Spain, world champion 1998 and 2001.
Sergio Pérez
Sergio "Checo" Pérez (born 1990, Guadalajara) is a Mexican Formula 1 driver racing for Cadillac in 2026. Six wins, 39 podiums, 1,638 points; ex-Sauber, McLaren, Force India, Racing Point, Red Bull; most points of any Mexican.
Sergio Pettis
Sergio Pettis, "The Phenom" (born 1993, Milwaukee), American bantamweight MMA fighter, brother of Anthony Pettis; former Bellator bantamweight champion famous for the spinning-backfist comeback KO of Kyoji Horiguchi at Bellator 272, now competing in the PFL.
Sergio Pitol
Sergio Pitol Deméneghi was a Mexican writer, translator, and diplomat who served as ambassador to Czechoslovakia and won the Miguel de Cervantes Prize in 2005.
Sérgio Porto
Sérgio Porto (1923–1968), who wrote under the pseudonym Stanislaw Ponte Preta, was a Brazilian writer, journalist, and broadcaster whose satirical FEBEAPÁ chronicles mocked Brazil's military regime in the 1960s.
Sergio Ramos
Sergio Ramos García (born 1986, Camas, Seville), Spanish defender; Real Madrid 2005–2021 (671 games, 101 goals, 4 Champions League), record 180 Spain caps, 2010 World Cup winner; later PSG, Sevilla, Monterrey; free agent since January 2026.
Sergio Rebelo
Sergio Rebelo, born in 1959 in Viseu, Portugal, is a Portuguese macroeconomist and MUFG Distinguished Professor at Northwestern's Kellogg School, known for foundational work on endogenous growth theory.
Sergio Reguilón
Sergio Reguilón (Sergio Reguilón Rodríguez, born 1996, Collado Villalba, Madrid), Spanish left back; Real Madrid academy product, Europa League winner with Sevilla 2020, Tottenham 2020-2025, six Spain caps, now Inter Miami CF.
Sérgio Reis
Sérgio Reis, born Sérgio Bavini in São Paulo in 1940, is a Brazilian sertanejo singer whose 1973 recording of 'O Menino da Porteira' made his career.
Sergio Rico
Sergio Rico González (born 1993, Seville) is a Spanish goalkeeper, Sevilla academy product, two-time Europa League winner, later Fulham, PSG, Mallorca, and Al-Gharafa; seriously injured in a 2023 horse accident.
Sergio Rodríguez
Sergio 'El Chacho' Rodríguez (Tenerife, 1986), Spanish point guard; 20-season career with Estudiantes, Real Madrid, CSKA Moscow, Milan, and NBA stints; 3 EuroLeagues, 2006 world champion; retired June 2024.
Sergio Romero
Sergio Germán "Chiquito" Romero (born 1987) is an Argentine retired goalkeeper, record 96-cap Argentina international, 2014 World Cup finalist, and former AZ Alkmaar, Sampdoria, and Manchester United keeper.
Sergio Romo
Sergio Romo (El Mechon), born 1983 in Brawley, CA, is a former MLB relief pitcher, 2008-2022, who won three World Series with the Giants and struck out Miguel Cabrera to end the 2012 World Series; he retired as a Giant in 2023.
Sergio Stagno
Sergio Stagno is a Chilean-trained physician-scientist in pediatric infectious diseases who spent his career at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, defining the epidemiology of congenital cytomegalovirus infection.
Sergio Trujillo
Sergio Trujillo (born 1963, Cali, Colombia) is a Broadway director and choreographer, first Latino winner of the Tony for Best Choreography (2019, Ain't Too Proud), Olivier winner for Memphis, and 2025 Broadway directing debut with Real Women Have Curves.
Sergio Vega (musician)
Sergio Vega, known as El Shaka, was a Mexican norteño singer from Sonora famous for narcocorridos, shot dead in Sinaloa in June 2010 at age 40.
Sergio Verdú
Sergio Verdú is a Spanish-born information theorist, a native of Barcelona, who founded the field of multiuser detection and won the 2007 Shannon Award and the 2008 IEEE Hamming Medal.