How to use a new buffer as Python shell?

[edgar]

Hi!

I know that "shell" can mean different things to new people. What I want 
is to have 2 (or n) Python buffers optionally linked to their respective 
2 (or n) Python interpreters (1 for each).

Right now, if I create a new buffer with python-mode and do C-c C-p 
(which executes run-python) or C-c C-z (python-shell-switch-to-shell), 
all buffers are linked to one interpreter (in *Python* buffer).

What I would like is to have something like C-u C-c C-z or M-x 
run-new-python (bogus function name) and get a prompt with the name of 
the new buffer, where another interpreter is running, and which I can 
use to send lines of code from the buffer with python-mode (the one from 
which the command run-new-python was issued).

I have seen that Org (org-babel) is able to send to new interpreters, if 
the :session value is changed. I think that for what I have been looking 
is similar in a way (hopefully makes it clearer)

Is this possible? I've been running around in circles online. Can you 
please help me? Thanks!

"GNU Emacs 28.1 (build 1, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.24.33, 
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