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The last name Cabrera Garcia has its origins in Spain, specifically in the regions of Andalusia and Castile, where it is believed to have first appeared. The surname "Cabrera" is derived from the Spanish word "cabra," meaning "goat," and historically, it may have been used to denote someone who worked with goats or lived in a place associated with goats, reflecting the pastoral lifestyle of early inhabitants. The addition of "Garcia," a common patronymic surname in Spain, suggests lineage, often meaning "son of Garcia," which itself is derived from a Basque word meaning "young" or "young warrior." Variations of the surname can be found in different Spanish-speaking countries, where it may be spelled as "Cabrera" alone or combined with other surnames, and in some cases, it may be adapted to local languages or dialects, leading to slight changes in pronunciation. The surname is prevalent in Latin America due to Spanish colonization, and it remains a significant identifier for many families today, reflecting both heritage and regional history.