Classify Catalan redhead

[Comte Arnau]

Actress Marian Aguilera.

[Lábaru]

Aguilera is a surname of Castilian origin, not catalan, is the second surname of my father.

[Ibericus]

Alpine mainly

[Kosovo je Sjrbia]

Aguilera is a surname of Castilian origin, not catalan, is the second surname of my father.

indeed the eyes look more Castilian than Catalan.

[Comte Arnau]

Aguilera is a surname of Castilian origin, not catalan, is the second surname of my father.

Aguilera can be both Castilian and Catalan. Which is Castilian for certain is her second surname, Pérez, although its frequency makes it quite irrelevant.

[Ibericus]

indeed the eyes look more Castilian than Catalan.

lol , catalans have also paralytic eyes ?

[Comte Arnau]

I'm curious about the Catalan eyes now. So far the only thing I knew for certain is that we had our fists tight.

[Lábaru]

Aguilera can be both Castilian and Catalan. Which is Castilian for certain is her second surname, Pérez, although its frequency makes it quite irrelevant.

Spoiler!

Aguilera
Apellido castellano, teniendo su origen, según Julio de Atienza, al rey Ramiro I, añadiendo el citado tratadista que tuvo su solar en las montañas de Trasmiera, en Santander. Otras casas pasaron a Valtueña (Soria), Aragón, Salamanca, Soria, Murcia y Andalucía. El rey don Sancho concedió, en 1.290, el Señorío de Aguilera junto a la villa de T. Berlanga, a don Gil de Aguilera, constituyendo el tronco del linaje en las provincias de Guadalajara y Cuenca. Algunas líneas pasarona América. En lo que se refiere a España, sería injusto dejar en el anonimato a don Enrique de Aguilera y Gamboa, Marqués de Cerralbo, el eminente arqueólogo español a quien se deben numerosos hallazgos arquelógicos que configuran la historia patria.

Aragonés y más tarde, pasado de Castilla.

[Comte Arnau]

The same surname, specially when widespread, can have several origins that merge. Etymologically, Aguilera can perfectly be Castilian, Aragonese and Catalan. It cannot be Galician/Portuguese, though.

The one you show is just one possibility. It can be the most widespread too, I don't deny this. But not the only one. Although it's true that in Catalan, the masculine form Aguiler/Aguilé is more widespread instead.

[alzo zero]

She reminds me of this Italian actress.



Usually redheads have "exotic" features for Southern Europe, but this particular type of redheads has common facial features and they would look "natural" also with dark hair imo.