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Is your father using a Spanish phone/network? If so the prefix is always 0034.
If he is using a UK phone/network.... then the prefix is 0044
An important thing to remember is... you don't need any Spanish area code when calling or texting a Spanish mobile...(This seems obvious but I do know people who forget this....I did initially) 
I have an English friend who lives in Spain. She has two mobiles as she comes back to the UK often. I have both her numbers preset in my contacts list. I always call or text her from contacts, never inputting the number manually.
After all the above ..and if you can call and text everyone else...then as said..you have either been blocked inadvertently..or it is a Spanish network issue
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First off ask him to check his call and message settings to make sure he hasn't inadvertently added your number to auto reject lists.
Try entering the number manually in the correct format rather than replying to his message.
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Blocked you in message settings accidentally or a Spanish network issue....
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Is your father using a Spanish phone/network? If so the prefix is always 0034.
If he is using a UK phone/network.... then the prefix is 0044
An important thing to remember is... you don't need any Spanish area code when calling or texting a Spanish mobile...(This seems obvious but I do know people who forget this....I did initially)
I have an English friend who lives in Spain. She has two mobiles as she comes back to the UK often. I have both her numbers preset in my contacts list. I always call or text her from contacts, never inputting the number manually.
After all the above ..and if you can call and text everyone else...then as said..you have either been blocked inadvertently..or it is a Spanish network issue
