Buenos Aires, Argentina

Argentine racing driver, nicknamed 'el Maestro', who won five Formula One World Drivers' Championships

Argentine actress and politician, First Lady of Argentina, suffragist, and founder of the Eva Perón Foundation

German chemist who developed the Bergius process for synthetic fuel from coal and was a Nobel Prize winner for high-pressure chemistry

Argentine politician who served as president of Argentina for ten years, leading the nation from 1989 to 1999

Argentine tango composer, bandoneon player, and arranger who revolutionized traditional tango into nuevo tango by incorporating jazz and classical music

Argentine singer popular throughout Latin America, hailed as "the voice of the voiceless ones" and "the conscience of Latin America", a preeminent exponent of El nuevo cancionero

Argentine physiologist and Nobel laureate who discovered the role of pituitary hormones in regulating glucose metabolism

Argentine lawyer, politician, and author who served as President of the Republic and championed the Sáenz Peña Law, leading to Argentina's first democratically elected presidency

Argentine lawyer, politician, and diplomat who was the first Latin American Nobel Peace Prize recipient, recognized for authoring the Argentine Antiwar Pact of 1933 and mediating peace between Paraguay and Bolivia

Argentine footballer and manager known as El Flaco, who coached the Argentina national team to win the 1978 FIFA World Cup