Guarenas
Guarenas is a city in Venezuela's Miranda region.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Guarenas
About Guarenas
Guarenas is located in the Miranda region of Venezuela. It is part of the larger metropolitan area and serves as an important urban center in the country.
Guarenas has a notable presence due to its vibrant community and economic activities. The city's character is shaped by its cultural heritage and history, making it a significant place in the region.
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Notable people from Guarenas
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Juan Riverab. 1978baseball player
Ehíré Adríanzab. 1989Venezuelan baseball player
Oswaldo Cabrerab. 1999Venezuelan baseball player (born 1999)- PPío Bello Ricardo1921–2003Venezuelan catholic priest (1921-2003)
- BBenito Canónico1894–1971VEnezuelan musician (1894-1971)
Caupolicán Ovalles1936–2001writer (1936-2001)
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