I've done that because I want to change the default error_message and
I do not know who to do it :(. I've tried error_messages={} in the
field but it is now recognized in Fields in ModelForms only in plain
Forms. So, how can I change the default error_message if I'm using
ModelForms?

> Why are doing your own uniqueness check for the nombre field?  You have
> specified unique=True for nombre so the default ModelForm validation will
> check uniqueness.  The ModelForm validation will (essentially) attempt to
> get() a Responsable object with that nombre from the DB -- leaving it up to
> the DB to find a match and return that one match, if it exists.  The check
> as you have written it is much less efficient since it requires retrieving
> all Responsable objects from the DB and then manipulating them in Python.
> Plus, it will not see 'Jose Lopez' as a duplicate of 'José López' -- as far
> as Python is concerned these are different strings.

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