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Romero is a Spanish word meaning "pilgrim" or "rosemary". It is a Spanish surname carried by:

Carlos Romero Barceló, Puerto Rico's fifth popularly elected Governor
Cesar Romero, actor
Constantino Romero, Spanish actor and television host, specialized in dubbing and locution.
Curro Romero - Bullfighter from Spain
Eduardo Romero, Argentine professional golfer
Enrique Badia Romero, Spanish comic strip artist
Enrique Romero, Spanish football (soccer) defender
George A. Romero, film director
Gustavo Romero, classical pianist
John Romero, computer game programmer and designer
José Romero, Filipino businessman
Don Matias Romero, Mexican envoy to the United States in 1863
Óscar Romero, Roman Catholic priest and Archbishop in El Salvador
- Romero, 1989 motion picture about Óscar Romero
Ric Romero, consumer reporter for KABC and Fark.com cliché
Rudy Romero, Filipino businessman
The Romeros, classical guitar quartet featuring:
- Celedonio Romero, classical guitarist, poet, and composer (father of Celin, Pepé and Angél)
- Pepé Romero, Classical guitarist (son of Celedonio)
- Ángel Romero, classical guitarist and Spanish conductor (son of Celedonio)

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+'''Romero''' is a Spanish word meaning "[[pilgrim]]" or "[[rosemary]]".
-'''Romero''' may refer to:
+It is a [[Spanish name|Spanish surname]] carried by:
+* [[Carlos Romero Barceló]], Puerto Rico's fifth popularly elected Governor
-* [[Ángel Romero]], classical guitarist and Spanish conductor (son of Celedonio)
-* [[Celedonio Romero]], classical guitarist, poet, and composer (father of Celin, Pepé and Angél)
 * [[Cesar Romero]], actor
-* [[Don Matias Romero]], Mexican envoy to the United States in 1863
+* [[Constantino Romero]], Spanish actor and television host, specialized in dubbing and locution.
+* [[Curro Romero]] - Bullfighter from Spain
 * [[Eduardo Romero]], Argentine professional golfer
 * [[Enrique Badia Romero]], Spanish comic strip artist
 * [[Enrique Romero]], Spanish football (soccer) defender
 * [[George A. Romero]], film director
+* [[Gustavo Romero]], classical pianist
 * [[John Romero]], computer game programmer and designer
 * [[José Romero]], Filipino businessman
+* [[Don Matias Romero]], Mexican envoy to the United States in 1863
-* [[Carlos Romero Barceló]], Puerto Rico's fifth popularly elected Governor
 * [[Óscar Romero]], Roman Catholic priest and Archbishop in El Salvador
-* [[Pepé Romero]], Classical guitarist (son of Celedonio)
+** ''[[Romero (film)|Romero]]'', 1989 motion picture about Óscar Romero
-* [[Ric Romero]], Consumer reporter for KABC and Fark.com cliché
+* [[Ric Romero]], consumer reporter for [[KABC]] and [[Fark.com]] cliché
 * [[Rudy Romero]], Filipino businessman
-* [[Gustavo Romero]], classical pianist
+* ''[[The Romeros]]'', classical guitar quartet featuring:
+** [[Celedonio Romero]], classical guitarist, poet, and composer (father of Celin, Pepé and Angél)
-* ''[[Romero (film)|Romero]]'', 1989 motion picture about Óscar Romero
+** [[Pepé Romero]], Classical guitarist (son of Celedonio)
-* ''[[The Romeros]]'', classical guitar quartet with [[Celedonio Romero]] and his three sons Celin, Pepé and Angél)
+** [[Ángel Romero]], classical guitarist and Spanish conductor (son of Celedonio)
-* [[Curro Romero]] - Bullfighter from Spain
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