Do the Spanish look more similar to people from Azerbaijan or Finland?

[Oliver109]

Metrically speaking

[Marshall Theodore]

Neither.

[Oliver109]

Azeris

Finns

Spaniards

[Beowulf]

Everytime this comparison are using countries more further away from Spain.



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[Oliver109]

Everytime this comparison are using countries more further away from Spain.



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I will say though with a lot of evidence that the Spanish look more like Azeris than Moroccans lol

[Beowulf]

I will say though with a lot of evidence that the Spanish look more like Azeris than Moroccans lol

idk i never saw many azeris in real life maybe yes but idk both(finnish and azeri) groups look like very Eastern for us i think

[Oliver109]

idk i never saw many azeris in real life maybe yes but idk both(finnish and azeri) groups look like very Eastern for us i think

Azeris look much more Spanish though they have more mediterranean and alpine while Finns have very foreign elements

[Blazhe]

The majority of Spaniards have a Mediterranean complexion, which includes olive skin, dark hair, and brown eyes. Azerbaijan's genetic background is influenced by various groups such as Turks, Persians, and Caucasians. As a result, Azerbaijanis tend to have a mixture of Asian and European features, such as almond-shaped eyes, straight black hair, and light skin. Finnish people typically have light-colored eyes, blonde hair, and fair skin. The combination of these features is often referred to as the "Nordic type," which is commonly found in countries such as Sweden, Norway, and Denmark.

Conclusion

When comparing the physical characteristics of Spanish people with those of Azerbaijanis and Finns, it is clear that Spaniards have more in common with Azerbaijanis. Both groups tend to have darker skin, hair, and eyes, which is a characteristic of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern populations. The facial features of Azerbaijanis and Spaniards are also similar, with a prominent nose, defined jawline, and full lips. In contrast, Finns have a distinct Nordic appearance, which is very different from the characteristics of Spaniards and Azerbaijanis. While it is difficult to generalize the physical characteristics of any population, it is clear that Spaniards share more physical traits with Azerbaijanis than with Finns. The Mediterranean and Middle Eastern heritage of Spain has contributed to the olive skin, dark hair, and brown eyes that are common among Spaniards and Azerbaijanis. The Nordic type, which is characteristic of Finns, is not found among Spaniards or Azerbaijanis.

[ecptr]

idk i never saw many azeris in real life maybe yes but idk both(finnish and azeri) groups look like very Eastern for us i think

What does it mean to look eastern?

[Oliver109]

The majority of Spaniards have a Mediterranean complexion, which includes olive skin, dark hair, and brown eyes. Azerbaijan's genetic background is influenced by various groups such as Turks, Persians, and Caucasians. As a result, Azerbaijanis tend to have a mixture of Asian and European features, such as almond-shaped eyes, straight black hair, and light skin. Finnish people typically have light-colored eyes, blonde hair, and fair skin. The combination of these features is often referred to as the "Nordic type," which is commonly found in countries such as Sweden, Norway, and Denmark.

Conclusion

When comparing the physical characteristics of Spanish people with those of Azerbaijanis and Finns, it is clear that Spaniards have more in common with Azerbaijanis. Both groups tend to have darker skin, hair, and eyes, which is a characteristic of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern populations. The facial features of Azerbaijanis and Spaniards are also similar, with a prominent nose, defined jawline, and full lips. In contrast, Finns have a distinct Nordic appearance, which is very different from the characteristics of Spaniards and Azerbaijanis. While it is difficult to generalize the physical characteristics of any population, it is clear that Spaniards share more physical traits with Azerbaijanis than with Finns. The Mediterranean and Middle Eastern heritage of Spain has contributed to the olive skin, dark hair, and brown eyes that are common among Spaniards and Azerbaijanis. The Nordic type, which is characteristic of Finns, is not found among Spaniards or Azerbaijanis.

Thank you, when people look at myself or members of my Spanish family they might say we pass in Azerbaijan but they wouldn't say we pass in Finland or Sweden though i could probably pass as a darker Dutch or German.