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Horacio Rodriguez Fernando

20 July, 2008

Just days after brother Raul became a Dad, Felix Rodriguez and partner, Charlotte, are proud to announce the birth of their son, Horacio. He was born 14th July at 17:40: healthy, strong and handsome!

All best wishes to the new family for an exciting new future!

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