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The last name Carrasco Gutierrez has its origins in the Spanish-speaking regions, particularly in Spain and Latin America. The surname "Carrasco" is derived from the Spanish word for "broom" (the plant), which may indicate a geographical feature or a profession related to the gathering of broom plants, historically used for making brooms. The addition of "Gutierrez" signifies a patronymic lineage, meaning "son of Gutierre," with Gutierre being a variant of the name Walter, which has Germanic roots. This combination suggests a lineage that may have been associated with specific occupations or characteristics, such as resilience or industriousness, traits often attributed to those who worked the land or in trades. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures, with "Carrasco" appearing in various forms such as "Carrasco" in Latin America and "Carrascosa" in some regions, while "Gutierrez" remains relatively consistent across Spanish-speaking countries. The pronunciation may vary slightly depending on the local dialects, but the essence of the name remains tied to its historical and cultural roots.