The victims of the Spain terror attacks

Thirteen people died and more than 130 were injured when a van was driven into crowds in the popular tourist area of La Rambla on Thursday night.

Just hours later a woman was killed when a vehicle was driven into people in the seaside resort of Cambrils.

These are the confirmed victims of the two attacks:

  • Julian Alessandro Cadman

Julian Cadman had been missing since the attack.

Julian Alessandro Cadman was confirmed to have died in the Las Ramblas terror attack by his family on Sunday.

In a statement the seven-year-old's family said: "We are so blessed to have had him in our lives and will remember his smiles and hold his memory dear to our hearts."

  • Ian Moore Wilson

Ian Moore Wilson's daughter Fiona described him as 'compassionate', 'generous' and 'adventurous'. Credit: Family handout

The 52-year-old Canadian's death was confirmed in a statement by his daughter, Fiona Wilson, a police officer in Vancouver.

In the statement, released on the Vancouver police department's website, Ms Wilson wrote: "My dad, Ian Moore Wilson, was a much-loved husband, father, brother, and grandfather, who lived a healthy, active life alongside his partner of 53 years, my mum, Valerie.

"He was compassionate, generous, adventurous, and always game for a lively debate, a good book, exploring new places, and a proper-sized pint.

"My dad’s passing leaves an immense void in our tight-knit family. He was desperately loved by us all and will be dearly missed."

  • Jared Tucker, 42

Jared Tucker, one of those confirmed to have died, in a photo with his wife Heidi Nunes, which was taken an hour before the attack in Barcelona Credit: Heidi Nunes

Jared Tucker and his wife Heidi Nunes had travelled to Europe from California to celebrate their first wedding anniversary.

While walking down Las Ramblas, Ms Nunes went to look at a jewellery kiosk, while her husband said he was heading to a bathroom.

"Next thing I know there's screaming, yelling," Ms Nunes, a 40-year-old teacher, told NBC News. "I got pushed inside the souvenir kiosk and stayed there hiding while everybody kept running by screaming."

After trying to find her 42-year-old husband following the attack, Ms Nunes has now confirmed he was killed.

  • Bruno Gulotta, 35

Bruno Gulotta had a 'rich life' and a passion for knowledge, said his colleagues.

Mr Gulotta was walking with his wife and two young children Alexander, five, and baby Aria, when he was mown down on Thursday night, said his colleagues.

His seven-month-old daughter "will never know her dad" they said in a tribute that praised his kindness and described him as a "generous and heartfelt person".

Mr Gulotta had been walking hand-in-hand with his son at the time of the attack, according to Italian media reports.

His wife reportedly managed to pull the child out of the van's path, with none of the rest of the family thought to have suffered any significant injury.

  • Luca Russo, 25

Luca Russo died next to his fiancee Marta Scomazzon. Credit: Facebook/Luca Russo

Another Italian victim, Luca Russo, died next to his fiancee after they were caught up in the attack.

The 25-year-old engineering graduate and his partner Marta Scomazzon were on holiday in Barcelona when he was struck by the van.

Italian officials confirmed Mr Russo’s death to the Republica newspaper, while his fiancee is reported to have received relatively minor injuries.

Friends have been paying tribute to Mr Russo on his Facebook page.

Italy's prime minster also remembered both Mr Luca and Mr Gulotta in a Twitter post that said “Freedom will win over the barbarity of terrorism”.

  • Francisco López Rodríguez

Francisco López Rodríguez was among the dead, his niece reported. Credit: Twitter

Spaniard Francisco López Rodríguez, thought to be aged 57, was confirmed as among the dead by his niece.

Raquel Baron Lopez had been desperately appealing for news as she searched hospitals.

She later posted a message saying her uncle had been hit by the van and died.

Mr Rodríguez had been with four other family members at the time of the attack. They are understood to have been found alive.

  • Javier Martinez

Three-year-old Javier Martinez, the grand-nephew of Mr Rodriguez, was walking along Las Ramblas when he was caught up in the attack.

  • Elke Vanbockrijck, 44

Elke Vanbockrijck was on a family holiday with her husband and two children. Credit: City of Tongeren

Belgian officials identified Belgian Elke Vanbockrijck as one of the dead.

The 44-year-old mother was on holiday in Barcelona with her husband and two sons, aged 11 and 14, according to Belgian media.

She was from the eastern city of Tongeren, whose mayor Patrick Dewael, posted a tweet sending his condolences to her family and friends.

  • Pepita Codina

Spaniard Pepita Codina, 75, died in the attack according to the mayor of Hipolit de Voltrega, a small town near Barcelona where she was from.

Xavier Vilamala posted messages of condolence on Twitter and Instagram.

  • Carmen Lopardo

Italian Carmen Lopardo, 80, was killed in the "vile terrorist attack in Barcelona", Italy's foreign ministry said in a statement on Saturday.

  • Silvina Alejandra Pereyra

Silvina Alejandra Pereyra, a 40-year-old Argentine-Spanish dual citizen had been living in Barcelona for 10 years, Argentina's Foreign Ministry said.

Her death was confirmed through family members living in Bolivia after a cousin identified her body at a morgue in Barcelona.

  • Ana Maria Suarez

Ana Maria Suarez was the only person killed in the attack in the seaside resort of Cambrils just hours after a van was driven into pedestrians on La Rambla.

The 61-year-old, from Zaragoza, north-east Spain, was with her husband and sister, who were both injured in the attack, according to Radio Television Espanola.

  • The names of a grandmother and granddaughter from Portugal have not been released.