I can't tell which one it is, but I can give you similar ones, I will only properly link one to not flood/spam this

Ligema https://fontesk.com/ligema-font/
Kalakala https://pretendfoundry.com/kalakala
Polina https://pixelsurplus.com/collections/free-fonts/products/polina-free-font
Jasmine Bloom regular https://www.myfonts.com/products/regular-jasmine-bloom-291029
Comba https://creativemarket.com/ThatThatCreative/6046683-Comba-Display-Font-Logos

Not published on their website, found it on the author twitter page

Yep, it's that one, I found it has those alternates for "a" and "n" as well (page 4) https://berlin.museum-digital.de/object/102370

I found this on El Norte de Castilla, from 1950, I believe they always used Linotype machines

I really like the g in this typeface, but I hate the a, would like to hear some suggestions.

https://www.lift-type.fr/shop/typography/dwight/

Chivo/Archivo from Omnibus is a good one, free on Google fonts, but would like to know if someone knows other similar ones.

I asked on reddit because I was curious as well

Can you not make a screenshoot? Anyway, Apple uses San Francisco

I'm interested in "Recambios", I left Goyo just for some context. Seen on a store from around the 70s but could be more recent.

Replying to my own old post, the date of the font checks out as well

Wow hanks, this was a tought one, I knew Solvia was owned y Sabadell when trying to find the font, but didn'd know Sabadell was owned as well by this company I've never heard about. I was pretty sure it was custom made, but turns out it wasn't made for Sabadell, but the bigger company. The design agency doesn't seem to be strictly a foundry either.

I thought it was this one, the g is the same, but the a is a dead giveaway they're two different things, and the 6 and 9 are not curved in the original either

Not the same typeface, but the A is very similar (Ouch, no one commented nd I didn't refresh when I posted, I can't delete the comment so I'm glad it was found)

Not quite, but closer

Hey idk if you check this after so many days, yesterday I was looking at ITC catalog and found Timothy Donaldson's color series that while not the same, are similar and bring a similar vibe. Orange has the most photographic look, Green and Pink look more like a cardboard cutout, might help you find more.

I was browsing older post and remembered I saw this one not long ago, even if your example is just some lettering, this full font has a very similar vibe