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    Default Madeira Carnival videos : How Madeirans ACTUALLY look like

    Because of some false and misleading repeatedly spread by some users on this forum who insist to portray Madeirans as octoroons I post these videos from this year Madeira's Carnival, with many thousands of people.

    Among the people dancing on the parade the vast majority are local Madeirans altough some Brazilians also. Among the audidence on the stands the majority are Madeirans and Portuguese as well as some tourists from other parts.




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    Madeirans have trace levels of Sub-Saharan DNA usually in the 1-5% range. No one says it'll show in appearance, just that nearly every Madeiran scores it and it is a legacy of the slave trade, which brought a few thousand people from Senegal, Gambia, and Guinea to the island.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sikeliot View Post
    Madeirans have trace levels of Sub-Saharan DNA usually in the 1-5% range. No one says it'll show in appearance, just that nearly every Madeiran scores it and it is a legacy of the slave trade, which brought a few thousand people from Senegal, Gambia, and Guinea to the island.
    Where are always writting it as if it is a scientifical fact when it is just a fallacy, not even 0.1% of the populations are genetically tested so it is obviously too soon to make those kind of generalizations about entire populations.

    Even if it's truth (time will tell, but wich I doubt at least for a significant number of Madeirans), their main phenotypes are not at all mixed looking (there is a minority of exotic types of course but those exist also in the mainland and elsewhere).

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    I prefer phenotype over genotype but anyway, the samples are too small to be statistically significant and extrapolated to the whole population of Madeira. It's not like this internet DNA thing is a a proper scientific study.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rossignol View Post
    I prefer phenotype over genotype but anyway, the samples are too small to be statistically significant and extrapolated to the whole population of Madeira. It's not like this internet DNA thing is a a proper scientific study.
    I have yet to see a Madeiran not scoring any SSA on 23andme, ancestryDNA, Myheritage, yet mainlanders usually don't score it. There has to be a reason why.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastianus Rex View Post
    Because of some false and misleading repeatedly spread by some users on this forum who insist to portray Madeirans as octoroons I post these videos from this year Madeira's Carnival, with many thousands of people.

    Among the people dancing on the parade the vast majority are local Madeirans altough some Brazilians also. Among the audidence on the stands the majority are Madeirans and Portuguese as well as some tourists from other parts.



    parece que estão imitando os desfiles do rio de janeiro

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    Quote Originally Posted by lisarb View Post
    parece que estão imitando os desfiles do rio de janeiro
    Well guess where the Rio carnival comes from.

    Outro carnaval com forte expressividade em Portugal é o da Ilha da Madeira, de onde acredita-se que saiu a tradição que chegou ao Brasil colonial e deu origem ao nosso carnaval. O festejo, na ilha, conta com dois grandes cortejos: o alegórico e o trapalhão.

    O alegórico acontece no sábado à noite e é mais sofisticado, com a participação de grupos organizados e figurantes. As ruas se enchem com milhares de participantes fantasiados, dançando ao som das bandas de samba. Já na terça-feira é a vez do cortejo “trapalhão”, que é mais informal e aberto a quem queira participar, com muita sátira popular e foliões curtindo livremente

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastianus Rex View Post
    Well guess where the Rio carnival comes from.
    o do rio é bem original os portugueses estão apenas o imitando, as ilhas tem pouca influencia no brasil!

    dançando samba hahahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastianus Rex View Post
    Where are always writting it as if it is a scientifical fact when it is just a fallacy, not even 0.1% of the populations are genetically tested so it is obviously too soon to make those kind of generalizations about entire populations.
    I do agree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lisarb View Post
    o do rio é bem original os portugueses estão apenas o imitando, as ilhas tem pouca influencia no brasil!

    dançando samba hahahaha

    It's so pointless to discuss with you about anything...go read a book or do something to educate yourself.

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