Masaya
Masaya is a city in Nicaragua.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Archdiocese of Managua
About Masaya
Masaya is located in the Masaya region of Nicaragua. The city is situated in a geographic area that is part of the country's volcanic and fertile landscape.
Masaya is a notable city due to its rich history, cultural significance, and economic activities. The city has a broad character shaped by its heritage and traditions, with a thriving economy that supports its residents.
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Notable people from Masaya
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César Bosco Vivas Robelo1941–2020Nicaraguan Catholic bishop (1941–2020)
Silvio José Báez Ortegab. 1958Auxiliary Bishop of Managua
Josue Quijanob. 1991Nicaraguan professional defender
Carlos Alberto Brenes1884–1942President of Nicaragua (1884–1942)
Justo Lorenteb. 1994Nicaraguan association football player
Diedrich Téllezb. 1984Nicaraguan association football player
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