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Ivan Cordoba
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Ivan Cordoba was born on 11 August 1976 in Rionegro, Medellín, Colombia. He has been married to María Isabel Yepes since 2000. They have three children.
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Known for
UEFA Champions League
9.0
TV Series
Self - Inter Sub
Self - Internazionale
2010–2011 • 2 eps
Capitales del Futbol
8.8
TV Mini Series
Self
2011 • 1 ep
Fútbol de Primera
7.7
TV Series
Self - San Lorenzo
1998–1999 • 7 eps
Deportes 13
TV Mini Series
Self - Player
Self - Colombia
2000–2003 • 2 eps
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DAZN F1
6.3
TV Mini Series
Self - Spectator Paddock
2025
1 episode
Equipo F
TV Series
Self
2023
1 episode
ESPN F360
TV Series
Self - Video Message
2021
1 episode
Primer Toque
TV Series
Self - Interviewee
2020–2021
2 episodes
E poi c'è Cattelan (EPCC)
7.2
TV Series
Self - Guest
2020
1 episode
Kick
Self - Footballer
2018
Nunca es tarde
5.2
TV Series
Self
2017
1 episode
Tiki Taka
TV Series
Self - Guest
2016
1 episode
Che fuori tempo che fa
5.8
TV Series
Self
2016
1 episode
Zanetti Story
7.8
Self
2015
Caiga quien caiga - CQC
8.0
TV Series
Self
2014
1 episode
Capitales del Futbol
8.8
TV Mini Series
Self
2011
1 episode
Looking for Milano
6.5
TV Movie
Self
2011
2011-2012 UEFA Champions League
6.5
TV Series
Self - Inter
2011
1 episode
UEFA Champions League
9.0
TV Series
Self - Inter Sub
Self - Internazionale
2010–2011
2 episodes
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Height
5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Born
August 11
,
1976
Rionegro, Medellín, Colombia
Spouse
María Isabel Yepes
2000 - present (3 children)
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Has a played for Deportivo Rionegro (1993-95),
Atlético Nacional
(1995-96),
San Lorenzo de Almagro
(1997-99) and
Inter Milan
(2000-12).
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