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Roberto Cadavid Misas, better known as ARGOS was born in Andes, became famous for the column he published between 1985 and 1989 in El Colombiano called "The History of Antioch" , in which he made a critique of science, language and the art of style.

José María Villa was born in the municipality of Sopetrán - Antioquia, on October 18, 1850. He entered the School of Arts and Crafts of Medellín and then the School of Engineering of the University of Antioquia. Later, thanks to the support of Pedro Justo Berrio, governor of Antioquia, he traveled to the United States and enrolled at the Stevens Institute in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Javiera Londoño lived much of her life in Rionegro along with her husband the also renowned landowner Ignacio Castañeda, where they had vast tracts of land. In 1756 he decided to draft a will in which both agreed to release their slaves.

Manuel Uribe Ángel was a Colombian doctor, scientific writer, politician and geographer, who has been called the "Father of Medicine of Antioquia" for his contributions to the advances of the practice of medicine in Colombia and the department. He was also known outside the field of medicine for his studies and work on the geography and history of the country. He served as President of the Sovereign State of Antioquia and then, and as senator of Colombia. He is considered the most important intellectual of Antioquia of his time.

He was a writer, philosopher, diplomat and lawyer, also known as "El Brujo de Otraparte". The original literary styles he used in his works led him to elaborate treatises on sociology, history, art, morals, economics, epistemology and theology, among other topics. He has been considered "one of the most vital, controversial and controversial writers of the twentieth century and his work was decisive for the birth of the Nadaist movement founded by one of his disciples, the Antiochian writer Gonzalo Arango.

Ramón Vásquez was a Colombian painter disciple of Eladio Vélez. Vásquez was an artist recognized in the country for his countless murals, watercolors and oils. Among his most important works is the mural on the constitution in the dome of the National Capitol of Colombia.

Narrator and writer whose work is considered one of the most important published in Colombia in the first half of the 20th century. Thanks to his Antiochian origin and his many trips to the mining towns, in his books he portrayed aspects of the history, culture and idiosyncrasies of his native region.

She was the first woman political leader in Colombia and stood out for leading the fight for the fundamental civil rights of the population and for the rights of salaried workers; led the call and agitation of the workers' strikes.

Pedro Nel Gómez Agudelo was an engineer, urban planner, philosopher, sculptor and Colombian muralist. He studied painting in France and Holland, executed several oil works: Anatomy Lesson, The Amazonomaquias, The Martyrdom of St. Jerome, Miss Inoccenti and others; works that were exhibited in Rome two years later. He founded and designed the building of the Faculty of Architecture of the National University, in 1946, where he held the position of dean several times and obtained the title of emeritus professor.

Colombian military and neo-Grenadian patriot who fought in the civil wars between federalists and centralists. He is known as the "Hero of the Bárbula". He joined the independentist struggle as part of the expedition organized by the Supreme Government Board to support the Confederation of Cities and distinguished himself in the liberation of Popayán. Atanasio Girardot joined Simón Bolívar in the so-called "El Libertador" Admirable Campaign and fought in front of several battalions.