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Oh, thanks, one more question. Is any event generated at the end of class that I can capture?

People, thank you for the help. @joy using your logic I made it work as I needed it. Instead of passing set_query_var I just passed the get_template_var and it worked as I needed it.
The loop made the process of each pass pick up a different model, where the path was in the array.

	<?php if( $the_query->have_posts() ){ ?>
		<?php 
		
			$i = 0;
			while ( $the_query->have_posts() ) : $the_query->the_post(); 
			
			get_template_part( 'template-parts/content', $cards[$i]['model_card'] );
		
			$i++;
		?>

		<?php endwhile; 
	} else { ?>
	
	<div class="col-12">
		nothin result
	</div>

    <?php }?>

@bcworkz Thanks for the explanation, I’ll probably use this function in the future.

First of all thanks for the help. yes, @joy I have files with these names. My site is a news portal, where each card is news. On the home page, each card will assume a number of columns. for example:

news 1: - 8 columns
news 2: - 2 columns
news 3: - 2 columns

This columns is reference of bootstrap.
This is the client that selects. So I wanted the latest news to have a different card template. @bcworkz, I did not understand the use of pre_get_posts. Could you explain me, please?