sé quien es

know who ... is

→ saber
phrase Uncommon #20,126
know who ... is Used to say that you know a person's identity or what someone or something is. The form changes with the subject and number: sabe quién es means “he/she knows who ... is,” while saben quiénes son means “they know who ... are.” In standard Spanish spelling, quién carries an accent in this use. The example uses the exact requested form “sé quien es.”
SP: Yo sé quien es la verdadera virgen.
EN: I know who the true virgin is.

Ni siquiera sé quien es Tom.

I don't even know who Tom is.

Dile que sé quien es ella.

Tell her I know who she is.

Sé quien es usted.

I know who you are.

— Sacrificio (1986)

No sé quien es esta dama.

I don't know who this lady is.

Sé quien es.

I know who he is.

— American Gangster (2007)