Famous People with Name Tena

Natalia Gastiain Tena            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Natalia Gastiain Tena: Tena made her professional debut as Ellie in About a Boy (2002), and began acting full time in 2003. She has played lead roles in stage adaptations of Gone to Earth in 2004, and Nights at the Circus in 2006, and has appeared in smaller roles in other productions, including Shared Experience's production of Bronte in 2005.She last appeared in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix as Nymphadora Tonks, a role she will reprise in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.[1] When she went to her audition, she claimed that she did not know that it was a bigg(er) part, and thought it was an extra. The audition was a spur of the moment audition. She had just enjoyed a glass of red wine when she had the call to come to the audition.

Antonio Núñez Tena            Origin/Culture/Country: Spanish

Antonio Núñez Tena: a Spanish football player who plays as a right winger. He currently plays for Real Murcia. He joined the club after returning to Spain in July 2005 after an unsuccessful stay at Liverpool.Núñez started his career with CD San Federico, before joining the third division side CD Las Rozas. In 2001, he joined Real Madrid, his favourite football club as a boy. In 2004, Núñez was transferred to Liverpool, Rafael Benítez's second signing as Liverpool manager, as part of an exchange deal that saw Michael Owen transfer to Real Madrid for £8 million.

Alfredo Omar Tena            Origin/Culture/Country: Mexican

Alfredo Omar Tena: a Mexican footballer who currently plays for Socio Águila. He is the son of Alfredo Tena who played as a defender for Club América in the 1980s.

Georgy Tenadze            Origin/Culture/Country: Armenian

Georgy Tenadze: is a Georgian judoka who competed for the Soviet Union in the 1988 Summer Olympics.

Emma Tenayuca            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Emma Tenayuca: was a labor organizer for farm workers in San Antonio, Texas, in the 1930s and beyond. She led Mexican workers' movements in Texas. She was an integral part of the historical struggle to incorporate Mexican workers into progressive US trade unions at a ti