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The last name Rodriguez Torres is of Spanish origin, derived from the combination of two common surnames: "Rodriguez," which means "son of Rodrigo," and "Torres," meaning "towers" or "fortresses." The surname Rodriguez has roots in the Visigothic name "Rodrigo," which was popularized during the Middle Ages, particularly in regions of Spain such as Castile and León. The Torres component often indicates a geographical feature or a connection to a place characterized by towers, suggesting a lineage associated with nobility or land ownership. Variations of the surname can be found across Spanish-speaking countries, with "Rodriguez" sometimes appearing as "Rodríguez" (with an accent) and "Torres" remaining consistent in spelling but varying in pronunciation based on regional dialects. In Latin America, the combination of these surnames is common, reflecting both paternal and maternal lineages, and can be seen in various forms, such as "Rodríguez-Torres." This surname is prevalent in many Spanish-speaking countries, where it carries a sense of heritage linked to both familial and geographical significance.