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Pablo Contreras
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Pablo Contreras was previously married to Loreto Rodríguez.
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Known for
Copa América 2011
5.5
TV Mini Series
Self - Chile
2011 • 3 eps
PSN: Fútbol
TV Series
Self - Player
2000 • 1 ep
CDF: Campeonato Nacional de Fútbol
TV Series
Self - Player
2012 • 2 eps
TVN Deportes
7.8
TV Mini Series
Self - Player
Self - Chile Player
2003–2023 • 7 eps
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Media Punta
Podcast Series
Self - Guest
2023
1 episode
Sin Dios Ni Late
4.8
TV Series
Self - Guest
2014–2023
2 episodes
TVN Deportes
7.8
TV Mini Series
Self - Player
Self - Chile Player
2003–2023
7 episodes
ESPN FShow Chile
TV Series
Self - Zoom Guest
2021
1 episode
Primer Toque
TV Series
Self - Zoom Guest
2021
1 episode
Invencibles
TV Series
Self - Coach
2019
14 episodes
Pasapalabra
6.6
TV Series
Self - Celebrity Player
2018
1 episode
La noche es nuestra
6.6
TV Series
Self - Guest
2018
1 episode
Teletrece
5.4
TV Series
Self
2016–2018
3 episodes
Maldita Moda
5.0
TV Series
Self
2017
1 episode
24 Horas Central
5.7
TV Series
Self
2016
1 episode
Vértigo
5.4
TV Series
Self - Guest
2016
1 episode
NET Chile
TV Series
Self - Guest
2016
1 episode
En el Nombre del Fútbol
TV Series
Self - Analyst
2015
2 episodes
Locos por el Mundial
TV Mini Series
Self - Guest
2014
1 episode
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Height
5′ 11¼″ (1.81 m)
Spouse
Loreto Rodríguez
2003 - 2021 (divorced, 3 children)
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Defender for
Colo-Colo
(1996-1999, 2012),
A.S. Monaco F.C.
(1999-2000),
Racing Club de Avellaneda
(2001),
Osasuna S.D.
(2001-02),
Sporting C.P.
(2002-03),
R.C. Celta Vigo
(2003-2007),
S.C. Braga
(2008), PAOK FC (2008-2011),
Olympiacos F.C.
(2012-13) and Melbourne Victory FC (2013-14).
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