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The aliases plugin automatically groups aliases by the command, or else it puts them in the _default group if there are no other aliases for the same command. It's not made to customize the output, but a hacky way to do that is to define an alias that does nothing (alias custom_group='') and use that as the first part of your aliases:

alias juanitoddd=''
alias alias1='juanitoddd ls -l'
alias alias2='juanitoddd cd /root'
alias alias3='juanitoddd pwd'

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