You don't have a single famous one because Go developers tend to hate frameworks and ORM's. If you are interested, I have wrote about some alternatives before here - https://hackernoon.com/the-myth-about-golang-frameworks-and-...
The actual reason is that the language lacks the meta-programming facilities required for creating effective ORMs and certain frameworks. (Whether this is a good thing or a bad thing is a subjective matter.)
Wait, is that true? I thought that the Java packages like Hibernate were just using method attributes and reflection...doesn't Go have the ability to add attributes to structs and a working reflection library?
sqlx (1) is probably the closest thing to a tradition ORM that operates this way