(Chinese-Panamanian father, German mother) Mehr Eliezer - Winner of Señorita Panamá 2019, Indian Panamanian. Peru Ernesto Arakaki, footballer; Japanese Peruvian José Antonio Chang, former Prime Minister of Peru; Chinese Peruvian Alberto Fujimori, President of Peru from 1990 to 2000; Japanese Peruvian Keiko Fujimori, Congresswoman; Japanese Peruvian Kenji Fujimori, Congressman; Japanese-Peruvian Susana Higuchi, politician and engineer; Japanese Peruvian Jorge Hirano, international football player; Japanese Peruvian Fernando Iwasaki, writer and historian; Japanese Peruvian Haruki Kanashiro, goalkeeper; Japanese Peruvian Elena Keldibekova, volleyball player; Kazakh Peruvian Valentina Shevchenko, mixed martial artist; Kyrgyz Peruvian Humberto Lay, architect and cleric; Chinese Peruvian Iván Miranda, tennis player; Chinese Peruvian Aldo Miyashiro, artist; Japanese Peruvian Augusto Miyashiro, engineer and politician; Japanese Peruvian Kaoru Morioka, futsal player; Japanese Peruvian Sum Nung, Wing Chun grandmaster; Chinese Peruvian José Pereda, retired footballer; Japanese Peruvian Víctor Polay, one of the founders of the Túpac Amaru Revolutionary Movement; Chinese Peruvian Venancio Shinki, painter; Japanese Peruvian Hector Takayama, former footballer; Japanese Peruvian Eduardo Tokeshi, artist; Japanese Peruvian Tilsa Tsuchiya, artist; Japanese Peruvian Edwin Vásquez, Olympic shooter; Chinese Peruvian José Watanabe, poet; Japanese Peruvian Víctor Joy Way, former Prime Minister of Peru; Chinese Peruvian Alan Wong, chef; Chinese Peruvian Erasmo Wong, businessman, owner of various retail chains; Chinese Peruvian Patty Wong, model; Chinese Peruvian Ricardo Wong, politician; Chinese Peruvian Rafael Yamashiro, politician; Japanese Peruvian César Ychikawa, vocalist; Japanese Peruvian David Soria Yoshinari, footballer; Japanese Peruvian Jaime Yoshiyama, politician; Japanese Peruvian Carlos Yushimito, writer; Japanese Peruvian Pedro Zulen, philosopher; Chinese Peruvian Puerto Rico Aravind Enrique Adyanthaya, writer, performer and theater director; Indo-Puerto Rican Eduardo Bhatia, politician and senator; Indo-Puerto Rican Lakshmi Singh, newscaster on NPR Ruth D. Thorne, author; Indo-Puerto Rican Bruno Mars, singer, songwriter, record producer, musician and dancer; Filipino and Puerto Rican Uruguay Alberto Abdala, Former Vice-president of Uruguay; Lebanese Uruguayan Barbara Mori, Uruguyan-born Mexican actress; Japanese and Lebanese descent Venezuela Fred Armisen, American actor, has Venezuelan roots on his mother and Japanese father's side part; Japanese Venezuelan Alex Cabrera Suzuki, Venezuelan first baseman and right-handed batter who played in Major League Baseball and Nippon Professional Baseball; Japanese Venezuelan Hana Kobayashi, singer; Japanese Venezuelan Kamala Lopez, American actress, director, and political activist (born in New York City but raised in Venezuela); Indian Venezuelan Naomi Soazo, Venezuelan judoka; Japanese Venezuelan Henry Zakka, Venezuelan actor; Japanese Venezuelan Tarek William Saab, Prosecutor General of Venezuela and former ombudsman; Lebanese Venezuelan Tareck El Aissami, former Vice President of