Anzoátegui
Venezuela
Sport defines much of Anzoátegui's presence across 67 Bunkabop connections spanning 3428 places and 15 topics. Deportivo Anzoátegui has drawn players from across South America, including Fabián Espíndola and Álvaro Ampuero, and Estadio Anzoátegui in Puerto la Cruz hosted a 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying match. Caracas and Colombia are among the places most shared across these connections. The region also appears in music: singer Nacho was born in Lechería, Anzoátegui.
Álvaro Ampuero
Connects Anzoátegui to: Parma, Italy | Ampuero, Spain
East Los High
Connects Anzoátegui to: Sofia, Bulgaria | Rosario, Argentina
Paolo Hurtado
Connects Anzoátegui to: Lima, Peru | Quito, Ecuador | Callao, Peru | Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela
Nacho (singer)
Connects Anzoátegui to: United States | Florida | Miami, Florida | Venezuela | Maracaibo, Venezuela
Roman Catholic Diocese of El Tigre
Connects Anzoátegui to: Barcelona, Spain | Venezuela | Cumaná, Venezuela | El Tigre, Venezuela
David Martínez (footballer, born 2006)
Connects Anzoátegui to: Los Angeles, California | Venezuela | Paraguay | Monagas | El Tigre, Venezuela
Fabián Espíndola
Connects Anzoátegui to: Los Angeles, California | Kansas | Vancouver, British Columbia | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Quito, Ecuador
José Manuel Velázquez
Connects Anzoátegui to: Houston, Texas | Egypt | Portugal | Venezuela | Villarreal, Spain
Gelmin Rivas
Connects Anzoátegui to: Canada | New York City, New York | Atlanta, Georgia | Venezuela | Sucre, Bolivia
Miguel Otero Silva
Connects Anzoátegui to: United States | Mexico | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Barcelona, Spain | Venezuela
Sebastián Pinto
Connects Anzoátegui to: Brazil | Chile | Santiago, Chile | Venezuela | Paraguay
Garret Siler
Connects Anzoátegui to: New Jersey | Miami, Florida | Las Vegas, Nevada | Iowa | Utah