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The last name Carrasco Rodriguez has its origins in the Iberian Peninsula, particularly in Spain, where it is believed to have first appeared. 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 and other tools. The addition of "Rodriguez" signifies "son of Rodrigo," with Rodrigo being a common given name of Germanic origin meaning "famous power." This patronymic element reflects the lineage and familial connections of those who bore the name. Variations of Carrasco can be found in different Spanish-speaking countries, with some spelling differences such as "Carrasco" remaining consistent, while "Rodriguez" may appear as "Rodríguez" in some contexts, emphasizing the accentuation in Spanish. The surname is prevalent in Latin America and among Spanish-speaking communities, where it carries a rich cultural heritage linked to both geographical and familial identities.