Mercedes, Soriano, Uruguay, also known as Ciudad de Mercedes, is a city in Uruguay located at -33.2558300 latitude and -58.0191700 longitude in the America/Montevideo timezone. It has a rich history and heritage, with influences from both Spanish and indigenous cultures. The city's climate is humid subtropical, with hot summers and mild winters.
Numerology for Mercedes, Soriano, Uruguay
Chaldean Name Number
31 => 4
Pythagorean Name Number
9
Top 10 Common & Popular Names in Mercedes, Soriano, Uruguay
Famous Persons from Mercedes, Soriano, Uruguay
- Santiago Homenchenko - Born on August 30, 2003 - Association football player
- Felipe Klüver - Born on June 7, 2000 - Rower - Bronze medal in single lightweight at World Championships | Gold medals in M2x, M4x, M4– at 2021 Junior Pan American Games | Under-23 single lightweight world champion in Varese, Italy, 2022 | Winner in under-23 lightweight class at 2021 World Indoor Rowing Championship
- Joaquín Rodríguez - Born on June 14, 1999 - Basketball player
- Juan Ignacio Ramírez - Born on February 1, 1997 - Association football player
- Edison Gómez - Born on November 14, 1990 - Association football player
- Marcelo Andrés Silva Fernández - Born on March 21, 1989 - Association football player
- Enzo Ruiz - Born on August 31, 1988 - Association football player
- Guillermo Reyes - Born on July 10, 1986 - Association football player
- Luis Aguiar - Born on November 17, 1985 - Association football player
- Fabricio Núñez - Born on November 4, 1985 - Association football player
- Martín Colombo - Born on April 12, 1985 - Association football player
- Gustavo Barrera - Born on April 6, 1985 - Basketball player - Third place at the 2007 Pan American Games
- Juan Tejera - Born on July 26, 1983 - Association football player
- Juan Obelar - Born on August 12, 1979 - Association football player
- Tabaré Silva - Born on August 30, 1974 - Association football player, and Association football coach
- Charly Sosa - Born on June 18, 1973 - Singer, and Businessperson - disco de oro
- Adrián Laborda - Born on February 16, 1972 - Basketball player
- Jordi Labanda - Born on March 20, 1968 - Painter
- José Maneiro - Born on October 2, 1966 - Sport cyclist
- Gerardo Fregossi - Born on March 24, 1963 - Military
- William Castro - Born on May 22, 1962 - Association football player
- Elina Zefferino de la Fuente - Born on October 4, 1960 - Writer
- María del Luján Pozzolo - Born on April 1, 1956 - Writer
- Mylka Leivas - Born on March 25, 1956 - Drawer
- Alfredo Bosco - Born on September 29, 1953 - Employee
- Gustavo Lapaz - Born on August 24, 1953 - Journalist, and Politician
- Germán Haller - Born on July 8, 1952 - Basketball player - Premio Charrúa
- Roque Arregui - Born on August 16, 1950 - Trade unionist, School teacher, and Politician
- Milton Gianoni - Born on July 24, 1950 - Writer
- Juan Pedro Ascery - Born on June 10, 1950 - Association football player
- Cristina Barrenechea - Born on October 2, 1949 - Writer
- Carlos Federico Cabezudo Pérez - Born on April 27, 1948 - Teacher
- Ildo Maneiro - Born on August 4, 1947 - Association football player, and Association football coach
- Juan Francisco Costa - Born on February 18, 1947 - Literary critic, and Writer - Erster Preis bei Wettbewerb der UNESCO und des Uruguayischen Bildungs- und Kulturministeriums (1975)
- Héctor Hugo Eugui - Born on February 18, 1947 - Association football player, and Association football coach
- Pablo Forlán - Born on July 14, 1945 - Association football player, and Association football coach - Uruguay Primera División (1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1978, 1980, 1982) | Copa Libertadores (1966) | Intercontinental Cup (1966) | São Paulo State Championship (1970, 1971, 1975)
- Nebio Ariel Melo Cuesta - Born on December 4, 1943 - Employee
- Elba Lucía Gándara Castromán - Born on October 12, 1943 -
- Winston César Mazzuchi Frantchez - Born on May 11, 1943 - Salesperson
- Omar Paitta - Born on August 20, 1942 - Laborer, and Trade unionist (died: September 1, 1981)
- Roberto Matosas - Born on May 11, 1940 - Association football player
- Ángel Cabrera - Born on October 9, 1939 - Association football player (died: November 15, 2010)
- Ricardo Alfonso Blanco Valiente - Born on December 27, 1938 - Civil servant
- Rubén Etchebarne - Born on September 8, 1936 - Sport cyclist
- Enrique Barragán - Born on October 4, 1934 - Sport shooter, and Athlete
- Ricardo Altamirano Alza - Born on September 4, 1934 -
- Luis Bernardo Pozzolo Pica - Born on January 16, 1933 - Politician (died: July 30, 2003)
- Panchito Nolé - Born on December 25, 1929 - Musician (died: July 14, 2022)
- Luis Alberto Galagorri - Born on November 11, 1926 - Magistrate (died: January 2, 2023)
- Lilia Doroty Armas Castro - Born on September 12, 1926 - Teacher, and Writer (died: January 1, 2017)
- Ricardo Paseyro - Born on December 5, 1925 - Diplomat, Poet, and Writer (died: February 5, 2009)
- Elsa Maggi - Born on May 27, 1920 - Architect (died: November 4, 2014)
- Leonel Rocca - Born on January 21, 1915 - Sport cyclist (died: June 19, 1965)
- Pedro Young - Born on August 11, 1910 - Association football player (died: November 25, 1976)
- Enrique Pujado - Born on May 5, 1908 - Lyricist, and Writer
- Mario Cassinoni - Born on October 22, 1907 - University teacher, Politician, and Physician (died: May 5, 1965)
- Julio María Sosa Soumastre - Born on July 1, 1906 - Physician (died: May 10, 1983)
- Ignacio Espinosa Borges - Born on July 3, 1903 - Librarian, and Writer (died: January 1, 1986)
Places near Mercedes, Soriano, Uruguay
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- José Enrique Rodó, Soriano, Uruguay
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