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Cerati is a surname of Italian origin. It derives from the Italian word cero, meaning 'to curl'. Notable people with the surname include:Antonio Cerati (1738–1816), Italian philologist
Benito Cerati, Chilean singer
Carla Cerati (1926–2016), Italian photographer and writer
Carlo Cerati (1865–1948), Italian sculptor
Cesare Cerati (1899–1969), Italian journalist, veteran, and futurist
Davide Cerati, Italian photographer
Gustavo Cerati (1959–2014), Argentine musician and singer-songwriter
Julián Cerati, Argentinian actor
Lino Cerati (1938–2025), Italian sports shooter
Lisa Cerati, Chilean singer
Mario Luigi Cerati (1876–1913), Italian journalist
Umberto Cerati (1911–1994), Italian long-distance runner
Vincenza Cerati Rivolta (1905–2000), Italian pianist
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