fighter. Amanda Nunes, mixed martial artist in UFC. Paquito, musician. Letícia Parente, visual artist. Vicente Ferreira Pastinha, capoeira master. Pitty, musician. Lázaro Ramos, actor. João Ubaldo Ribeiro, writer. Rogério da Silva Rego, lawyer, public servant and politician Glauber Rocha, movie director. Ivete Sangalo, singer. Dante Bonfim Costa Santos, professional soccer player. Junior dos Santos, mixed martial artist. Lateef Crowder Dos Santos, Capoeira practitioner Marcos Andre Batista Santos (Vampeta), soccer player. Milton Santos, geographer. Ricardo Santos, beach volleyball player. Raul Seixas, musician. Nelson de Jesus Silva (Dida), soccer goalkeeper. Hugo Viana (fighter) mixed martial artist in UFC Edvaldo Valério, swimmer. Martha Vasconcellos, Miss Bahia 1968, Miss Brazil 1968 and Miss Universe 1968. Caetano Veloso, musician. Antônio Carlos Vovô, leader of Ilê Aiyê Afro Bloco. Tom Zé, musician. International relations Salvador's twin towns and sister cities are: See also Anglican Chapel of Salvador São Marcelo Fort Notes References Bibliography . . Collins, John F. Revolt of the Saints: Memory and Redemption in the Twilight of Brazilian Racial Democracy. Durham: Duke University Press, . Romo, Anadelia A. Selling Black Brazil: Race, Nation, and Visual Culture in Salvador, Bahia (University of Texas Press, 2022) online review . External links , creative commons-licensed images and data from a Federal University of Bahia/University of Ferrara/Leica Geosystems/CyArk research partnership Explore the Historic Centre of Salvador de Bahia in the UNESCO collection on Google Arts and Culture , a map by Arnoldus Montanus Populated coastal places in Bahia Populated places established in 1549 Former capitals of Brazil Former colonial capitals World Heritage Sites in Brazil 1549 establishments in Brazil Municipalities in Bahia