Carla Rodriguez y Calderón (both Rodriguez and Calderón are last names)
I was not aware of this form until I moved to New Mexico several years ago. I had a hyphenated name earlier in life, and have come to think of this as a (roughly) Spanish equivalent of that.
If you can't/don't handle Ortiz y Pino in New Mexico, several fairly powerful people are going to be pretty pissed off! And that's still within the borders of the USA.
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I was not aware of this form until I moved to New Mexico several years ago. I had a hyphenated name earlier in life, and have come to think of this as a (roughly) Spanish equivalent of that.
If you can't/don't handle Ortiz y Pino in New Mexico, several fairly powerful people are going to be pretty pissed off! And that's still within the borders of the USA.