Statistics for Famous People Born in South America

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Born in	Lifespan	Hint	Person	% Correct
Argentina	1960–2020	legendary footballer, scored Goal of the Century	Diego Maradona	91%
Argentina	1936–	Pope since 2013, first from Americas	Francis	91%
Argentina	1928–1967	Marxist revolutionary and Guerilla leader	Che Guevara	87%
Argentina	1987–	forward for Barcelona, 6-time Player of the Year	Lionel Messi	87%
Brazil	1940–	legendary forward, Player of the Century	Pelé	87%
Argentina	1919–1952	popular First Lady 1946–52, activist & actress	Eva Perón	70%
Brazil	1976–	striker called O Fenômeno, 3-time Player o.t.Y.	Ronaldo	70%
Colombia	1977–	successful singer called "Queen of Latin Music"	Shakira	70%
Venezuela	1783–1830	El Libertador, led six countries to independence	Simón Bolivar	70%
Brazil	1960–1994	racing driver, three-time Formula One champion	Ayrton Senna	65%
Venezuela	1954–2013	Marxist President of Venezuela 1999–2013	Hugo Chávez	65%
Brazil	1955–	far-right President of Brazil 2019–22	Jair Bolsonaro	65%
Argentina	1895–1974	general, Argentine President 1946–55, 1973–74	Juan Perón	65%
Brazil	1992–	most expensive footballer (Barcelona, Paris)	Neymar	65%
Chile	1915–2006	brutal military dictator of Chile 1973–90	Augusto Pinochet	61%
Uruguay	1987–	striker called El Pistolero, known for biting	Luis Suárez	61%
Colombia	1949–1993	wealthy cocaine drug lord of Medellín Cartel	Pablo Escobar	61%
Brazil	1980–	footballer (Barcelona, Paris, Milan), 2-time PotY	Ronaldinho	61%
Brazil	1947–	first female President of Brazil 2011–17	Dilma Rousseff	57%
Colombia	1927–2014	writer (100 Years of Solitude), Nobel Prize 1982	Gabriel Garcia Márquez	57%
Brazil	1945–	President of Brazil 2003–10, now president-elect	Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva	57%
Venezuela	1962–	autocratic President of Venezuela since 2013	Nicolás Maduro	57%
Chile	1904–1973	poet (Nobel Prize 1971) and diplomat	Pablo Neruda	48%
Chile	1908–1973	overthrown Marxist President of Chile 1970–73	Salvador Allende	48%
Bolivia	1959–	first indigenous President of Bolivia 2006–19	Evo Morales	43%
Brazil	1982–	attacking midfielder (AC Milan, Madrid)	Kaká	43%
Brazil	1947–	prolific writer and lyricist (The Alchemist)	Paulo Coelho	43%
Colombia	1991–	footballer in nine leagues, Golden Boot 2014	James Rodriguez	39%
Brazil	1940–	unpopular President of Brazil 2016–18	Michel Temer	39%
Argentina	1953–	female President of Argentina 2007–15	Cristina Fernández de Kirchner	35%
Brazil	1983–	right-back (Sevilla, Barcelona), record 47 titles	Dani Alves	35%
Chile	1951–	1st female President of Chile 2006–10, 2014–18	Michelle Bachelet	35%
Brazil	1907–2012	modern architect who co-developed Brasilia	Oscar Niemeyer	35%
Argentina	1988–	striker for Atlético & ManCity (top goalscorer)	Sergio Agüero	35%
Argentina	1926–2014	forward for Madrid in the 50s, two Ballons d'Or	Alfredo Di Stéfano	30%
Argentina	1988–	footballer, played 4 World Cups (Madrid, Paris)	Ángel di Maria	30%
Uruguay	1979–	forward (Villarreal, Atlético), Golden Ball 2010	Diego Forlán	30%
Uruguay	1987–	striker (Palermo, Paris) nicknamed El Matador	Edinson Cavani	30%
Argentina	1984–	centre-back/midfielder (Liverpool, Barcelona)	Javier Mascherano	30%
Brazil	1973–	left-back for Real Madrid & Fenerbahçe	Roberto Carlos	30%
Brazil	1953–	midfielder (Flamengo), playmaker and coach	Zico	30%
Argentina	1984–	forward (Boca Juniors, ManU & City, Juventus)	Carlos Tevez	22%
Argentina	1899–1986	writer (Ficciones, El Aleph) of short stories	Jorge Luis Borges	22%
Uruguay	1935–	President of Uruguay 2010–15, former guerilla	José Mujica	22%
Brazil	1988–	left-back, played 15 years for Real Madrid	Marcelo	22%
Peru	1936–	influential novelist & writer, Nobel Prize 2010	Mario Vargas Llosa	22%
Argentina	1959–	centre-right President of Argentina 2015–19	Mauricio Macri	22%
Brazil	1984–	forward (Santos, Madrid, Milan) & sex offender	Robinho	22%
Chile	1949–	billionaire President of Chile 2010–14, 2018–22	Sebastián Piñera	22%
Chile	1889–1957	female poet and diplomat, Nobel Prize 1945	Gabriela Mistral	17%
Argentina	1778–1850	general, independence leader for AR, CL, PE	José de San Martín	17%
Colombia	1972–	musician & singer (La Camisa Negra)	Juanes	17%
Colombia	1951–	President 2010–18, Nobel Peace Prize 2016	Juan Manuel Santos	17%
Ecuador	1963–	left-wing President of Ecuador 2007–17	Rafael Correa	17%
Peru	1920–2020	Secretary-General of the UN 1982–91	Javier Pérez de Cuéllar	13%
Uruguay	1977–	actress in telenovelas & films and singer	Natalia Oreiro	13%
Argentina	1975–	striker, scored over 300 goals (Parma, Lazio)	Hernán Crespo	9%
Brazil	1929–2012	TV host called "Queen of Brazilian Television"	Hebe Camargo	4%
Brazil	1982–	actress & singer known for telenovelas	Marjorie Estiano	4%
Brazil	1986–	actress famous for telenovelas	Nathalia Dill	0%

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